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Qiskit Ecosystem Submission

Date submitted: 2026-05-06

This note records the Qiskit Ecosystem Catalog submission for scpn-quantum-control.

Submission

Issue:

https://github.com/Qiskit/ecosystem/issues/1123

Status at submission time:

OPEN

The submission is pending Qiskit Ecosystem review. This document does not claim catalog acceptance.

Live Submission Criteria Checked

The Qiskit Ecosystem repository states that candidate projects must:

  • build on, interface with, or extend Qiskit;
  • be compatible with Qiskit SDK 1.0 or newer;
  • use an OSI-approved open-source licence;
  • follow the Qiskit Code of Conduct;
  • show maintainer activity within the last six months;
  • be compatible with V2 primitives for new projects.

scpn-quantum-control was submitted because the current package:

  • depends on qiskit>=2.2,<3.0;
  • uses Qiskit for circuit construction, transpilation, IBM Runtime execution packaging, and post-processing of raw-count artefacts;
  • has source metadata at version 0.9.8; PyPI release artefacts may lag the source tree until the next tagged package release;
  • uses the OSI-approved AGPL-3.0-or-later licence;
  • has current repository activity and public documentation.

Submitted Metadata

Project name:

scpn-quantum-control

Description:

Qiskit workflow for Kuramoto-XY NISQ experiments with Rust kernels, hardware packaging, and artefact-first analysis.

Category:

Tooling

Labels requested:

  • physics
  • error mitigation
  • research
  • circuit building
  • quantum information

Interfaces:

  • Python
  • Rust
  • Command-line interface

Maturity:

production-ready

Qiskit Pattern steps:

  • Map
  • Optimize
  • Execute
  • Post-process

Repository:

https://github.com/anulum/scpn-quantum-control

Documentation:

https://anulum.github.io/scpn-quantum-control

Package:

https://pypi.org/project/scpn-quantum-control/

Reference DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18821930

Claim Boundary

This submission records a catalog-review request only. It does not imply:

  • Qiskit Ecosystem acceptance;
  • IBM endorsement;
  • a broad quantum-advantage claim;
  • a new Zenodo archive version;
  • completion of any pending QPU validation campaign.