Lucidia Core - AI reasoning engines for specialized domains: - Physicist (867 lines) - energy modeling, force calculations - Mathematician (760 lines) - symbolic computation, proofs - Geologist (654 lines) - terrain modeling, stratigraphy - Engineer (599 lines) - structural analysis, optimization - Painter (583 lines) - visual generation, graphics - Chemist (569 lines) - molecular analysis, reactions - Analyst (505 lines) - pattern recognition, insights - Plus: architect, researcher, mediator, speaker, poet, navigator Features: - FastAPI wrapper with REST endpoints for each agent - CLI with `lucidia list`, `lucidia run`, `lucidia api` - Codex YAML configurations for agent personalities - Quantum engine extensions 12,512 lines of Python across 91 files. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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22 lines
563 B
Python
"""Layer helpers wrapping TorchQuantum primitives."""
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from __future__ import annotations
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from torch import nn
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from third_party import torchquantum as tq
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class RandomLayer(tq.RandomLayer):
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"""Expose torchquantum.RandomLayer."""
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class QFTLayer(tq.QFTLayer):
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"""Expose torchquantum.QFTLayer."""
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class QutritEmulator(nn.Module):
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"""Encode a trit with two qubits and penalise the forbidden state."""
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def forward(self, qdev, wires):
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# Probability of reaching the forbidden |11> state acts as a penalty
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return qdev.prob_11(wires)
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