- Python: qudit, qudit_check, wasmq (an envelope's bytes, a path or an example's name),
wasmq_verify (with the envelope, run again byte for byte) and wasmq_examples, the
extension module running an envelope on wai-wasmq's own interpreter (no compiler in the
wheel); Service.wasmq and Service.qudit run them on a service. Tests: both kinds run and
verified here, a qudit run equal to `wai-quantum qudit run`'s bits and a wasmQ/1 job equal
to `wai-quantum run`'s byte for byte, and both run on a service built from this checkout.
- npm (wai-web, quantum_engine): QuantumEngine.qudit and QuantumEngine.wasmq (the
interpreter, the only engine on wasm32), engine_qudit_check, engine_wasmq_verify,
engine_wasmq_examples and engine_wasmq_example. The smoke test runs every example in Node,
each sealed, held to its form and run again, a fault sealed and W013 refused.
- Quantum Studio: the "Qudits" and "wasmQ" panes (closed until opened), in the browser and
in the desktop app (its qudit, qudit_check, wasmq, wasmq_verify and wasmq_examples
commands): the qudit counts by digits, amplitudes as integers, bounds, the seal checked
and the request run again; an example envelope or a .wai file opened there, its outcome,
calls, fuel, counts and energy, its seal and form checked and the envelope run again; a
refusal with its code. The browser e2e drives each.
- quantum-wasmq §11.9 and quantum-sim §9.10 name every surface.
Tested on the build hosts: wai-web for wasm32-unknown-unknown and the npm smoke test in Node
26 (macOS arm64); the Python package's wheel (maturin 1.15.0), clippy -D warnings and pytest
(95 passed, the widgets' node test skipped there) on Linux x86_64; the Studio's browser e2e
(macOS arm64, STUDIO_SKIP_SERVICE=1), every qudit and wasmQ check passing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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