QUANTUM EXECUTION LAYER · ROUTE → COMPILE → MITIGATE → SCORE

One problem in.
The right quantum backend — and a trustworthy answer — out.

Orchestrator is the execution layer beneath Discovery Platform and AQtive Guard. You submit a problem — a QUBO, a molecular ground state — not a circuit. It reads each backend's device profile, decides simulator vs real QPU, how to compile, which error mitigation to apply, and returns a confidence score. The hard part was never the API — it's the decision.

Problem Route Compile Mitigate= Scored, trusted result
Honest positioning: this is not an outward-facing "quantum OpenRouter." QPUs are not interchangeable, the cross-hardware compiler is the real moat, and hardware suppliers hold no leverage — so Orchestrator is 乾珩量子's internal execution infrastructure. We sell trusted results on your problem, not a count of connected machines. The backend pool reflects what's realistically accessible in China.

Live demo · portfolio routing

QUBO → RoutingDecision → result

1 · The problem

Require real hardware (validation run)

2 · Device-profile registry

BackendQubits2Q err QueueStatus

Overseas backends (IBM/IonQ/Braket) are greyed out — export controls & data sovereignty make them inaccessible to domestic finance/gov customers.

Same gateway · the large-model side

POST /api/v1/chat/completions

Auto-route a prompt across LLM providers

No provider key is configured on the server, so completions are safe simulations — the routing decision and cost accounting are real; set a key and it executes against the live provider.