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Haiqu's AgenticOS addresses a critical bottleneck in quantum software development by using test-driven AI agents to eliminate "silent failures" common in general-purpose LLMs for physics simulations. The platform successfully validated its approach on complex models like the Fermi-Hubbard system, demonstrating significant improvements in circuit depth and energy estimation accuracy over unconstrained baselines. This marks a pivotal step toward reliable, automated quantum research workflows that maintain scientific rigor without human intervention at every stage.

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Haiqu Unveils AgenticOS Platform for Automated, Scientifically Verified Quantum Research Workflows

Quantum Computing ReportOctober 7, 20262 min read

Haiqu has launched AgenticOS, an AI-driven platform that automates quantum computing research workflows. It uses specialized AI agents and a test-driven development approach to prevent errors and ensure scientific accuracy in complex calculations. The platform has successfully simulated a proton-transfer problem and a Fermi-Hubbard model, demonstrating its ability to deliver accurate results and optimize quantum circuits. The post Haiqu Unveils AgenticOS Platform for Automated, Scientifically Verified Quantum Research Workflows appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

Quantum software developer Haiqu has officially launched AgenticOS, an AI-driven multi-agent orchestration operating system designed to automate end-to-end quantum computing research workflows. Operating across enterprise R&D teams and academic institutions, the platform deploys teams of specialized AI agents to…

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