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Sansqrit is an open-source project built by quantum computing enthusiasts worldwide. Connect with us on any platform — contribute code, share research, ask questions, or just follow along.
GitHub — Source Code & Issues
The complete Sansqrit source code, including all 46 gates, 19 algorithms, 17 circuits, and the 3-tier quantum engine, is hosted on GitHub. This is the primary hub for all development activity.
github.com/sansqrit/sansqritR — Clone, fork, star, and contribute to the quantum DSL engine.
Report bugs, request features, or discuss implementation details.
Submit your improvements. All contributions welcome — from typo fixes to new algorithms.
Download pre-built binaries and tagged release versions.
# Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/sansqrit/sansqritR.git
cd sansqritR
cargo build --workspace && cargo test --workspace
Medium — Articles & Insights
We publish technical articles about quantum computing, DSL design, sparse simulation techniques, and the engineering behind Sansqrit's 10-qubit sharding system on Medium. Follow us for deep dives into the theory and implementation.
Recent article topics: How Sansqrit simulates 100 qubits on a laptop, the mathematics of sparse quantum state vectors, designing a quantum DSL that scientists actually want to use, VQE parameter-shift gradients explained, and the engineering behind O(1) gate lookup tables.
Reddit — Discussion & Q&A
Join the conversation on Reddit. We're active in quantum computing communities and have our own subreddit for Sansqrit-specific discussion.
Twitter / X — Updates & News
Follow us on Twitter/X for release announcements, benchmark results, and links to new articles and tutorials.
Facebook — Group & Updates
Discord — Real-time Chat
LinkedIn — Professional Network
YouTube — Tutorials & Demos
How to Contribute
Sansqrit is open source under the MIT License. Every contribution — from bug reports to new quantum algorithms — is welcome. Here's how to get started:
# 1. Fork the repository on GitHub
# 2. Clone your fork
git clone https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/sansqritR.git
cd sansqritR
# 3. Create a feature branch
git checkout -b feature/my-new-gate
# 4. Make your changes
# 5. Run tests
cargo fmt --all && cargo build --workspace && cargo test --workspace
# 6. Commit and push
git add -A && git commit -m "Add XYZ gate"
git push origin feature/my-new-gate
# 7. Open a Pull Request on GitHub
Areas where help is needed: New quantum gates, additional algorithm implementations, better QASM export, documentation, performance benchmarks, and real-hardware testing.
Contact
For partnership inquiries, research collaboration, or media coverage, reach out through any of the channels above or open an issue on GitHub Issues.