Run an experiment on a neutral-atom quantum computer by describing it in plain English, without having to write the quantum program or configure every tool yourself.
The Neutral Atom Toolkit is a Pasqal add-on for coding agents. It guides the agent through five steps: defining the experiment, implementing it in Pulser (Pasqal’s Software Development Kit), emulating it, submitting it to a QPU, and analysing the results.
The agent generates and runs the necessary Python files, which you can review and edit at any time.
It is designed for researchers who already know which experiment they want to run but do not necessarily know the full software, cloud, and hardware setup. You remain in control of the scientific choices and approve any QPU submission.
You can test the first steps locally on your PC. To explore the complete workflow, including submitting jobs on remote emulator and QPUs through the Cloud, you’ll need a Pasqal Cloud account with the appropriate access.
The toolkit is not a standalone application: it must be installed and used through a compatible coding agent, such as Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex, or Cursor.
What you need to do:
- Fill out this registration form
- Receive access to the private GitHub repository.
- Follow the README to install the toolkit and try the workflow.
- Share your feedback to help us improve it before the public release.
