Spinorio Lab

The JupyterLab environment where notebooks, quantum SDKs, automatic tracking, Workflow, and Spinorio Compiler are integrated.

Workspace

Workflow and Compile are direct Spinorio entries in the JupyterLab menu bar.
The Spinorio sidebar is scoped to the active notebook and summarizes its observed circuits, transpilations, runs, and results.
Workflow is the global research workspace across notebooks and captured experiment records.
Help includes Spinorio Documentation, Getting Started, Contact Support, and the notebook file browser.

Bundled quantum SDKs

The supplied Lab image includes Qiskit, Qiskit Aer, Qiskit IBM Runtime, PennyLane, Amazon Braket SDK, pytket, and pytket-qiskit, together with common scientific Python packages.

Tracking scope is narrower than the installed SDK list

The current native sensor is built around supported Qiskit-family boundaries. Installing or using another SDK does not automatically mean its objects and executions are represented in Workflow.

Automatic capture model

Spinorio observes supported activity without injecting compiler passes into the researcher’s code path. Circuit state is compared at selected observation boundaries such as completed notebook cells, supported circuit transforms, transpilation calls/pass-manager runs, and execution-related SDK activity.

Circuit versions are immutable captured states.
Aliases to the same live circuit object do not create artificial branches.
Transpilation captures the observed input and final output; intermediate stages are not automatically recorded.
Jobs remain separate execution records and can link back to the exact submitted circuit version and related transpilation evidence.

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