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web: live GitHub-parsed stats, visitor-first copy, ibm validated, mobile pass
- hero stats parse from GitHub at view time: project count from the org's
public repos, maintainer count from shotgate's MAINTAINERS.md roster
table, license SPDX id, stage from the dev-status classifier and latest
release tag; static values remain as fallback
- copy: replaced design-system-internal language with visitor-facing copy
(projects intro, planned-project card, shared-system panel)
- shotgate card: ibm chip now working (validated on ibm_fez), docs link
points at the rendered docs reader
- mobile: nav links become a scrollable mono row instead of disappearing,
denser stats/cards/panels at small widths
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
<spanclass="kicker"><spanclass="tick"></span>Projects under coldqubit</span>
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<h2>One home, growing into an ecosystem.</h2>
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<p>Every project inherits the shared system, palette, type, and the tile-based mark language, and adds a single glyph and accent. Today there is one.</p>
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<p>Independent tools that share one standard: declarative workflows, container-first reproducibility, statistical rigor, and honest status reporting. Today there is one, and room for more.</p>
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<pclass="proj-desc">CI/CD quality gates for quantum circuits. Statistically validate the probabilistic output of quantum programs across simulators and real QPUs, as declarative YAML, with drop-in exit-code gating.</p>
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<pclass="proj-desc">CI/CD quality gates for quantum circuits. Statistically validate the probabilistic output of quantum programs across simulators and real QPUs, as declarative YAML, with drop-in exit-code gating. Validated on real hardware: ibm_fez, Bell/GHZ/Grover at 4096 shots.</p>
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<pclass="proj-desc">Reuses the shared tile and type, adds one new glyph and accent. The system is built to grow into an ecosystem, not a one-off. Proposals start as an issue under the project home.</p>
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<pclass="proj-desc">The gap between a runnable circuit and production is wider than one tool: scheduling, observability, policy, cost. If you want to build one of those layers in the open, start the conversation with an issue.</p>
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<aclass="plink" href="https://github.com/coldqubit">Watch the home<spanclass="arr">→</span></a>
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<aclass="plink" href="https://github.com/coldqubit/shotgate/issues">Propose a project<spanclass="arr">→</span></a>
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<h3>coldqubit owns the system; products inherit it.</h3>
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<p>One palette, one type family, one tile-based mark language. The violet tile is the shared base; each product adds a glyph and owns exactly one accent. Cyan is the home's; shotgate runs solar coral.</p>
<p>Every coldqubit surface, from CLI output to docs to this page, speaks the same language: terminal-native type, green/red PASS/FAIL semantics, one accent per project. Cyan means you are at the home; solar coral means shotgate.</p>
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