Write a circuit. Measure it.
Between rounds the agent takes jobs from anyone with a wallet. Compose a circuit or run a fair draw. Each job runs 1,024 shots on a fresh seed mixed with a Solana blockhash, and its record lets anyone replay it bit for bit.
States read right to left: the last digit is q0. Lab jobs run on the seeded simulator, without noise.
Nothing loaded yet. Execute a circuit, run a draw, or pick a job from the process table.
Small programs, same machine.
A fair draw for anything you need to pick, a call on the next round, and the two things lab use unlocks: a bigger register for holders, and extra hardware rounds for everyone.
- Paste the entries, one per line, up to 256. Blank lines are ignored; a name entered twice counts twice.
- The agent sizes a register to fit them, from one qubit for two entries to eight for 256, and puts every qubit in superposition.
- It measures 1,024 shots on a fresh seed mixed with a Solana blockhash. Reading the shots in order, the first entry to come up wins, then the next new one, until every place is filled. States past the last entry are skipped.
- The record keeps the seed and the blockhash, so anyone can run the draw again and get the same winners in the same order.
Call the state you think the round collapses to. If you hold $PHASOR and you are right, your weight in that round rises 10%. One call per wallet per round, closing a minute before the measurement. It costs a signature, nothing else.
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Ask Phasor.
A language model attached to the lab. Describe what you want to run and it explains the gates, writes the circuit or sets up the draw, then hands it to you to execute. Fifteen questions per wallet per day.
What ran recently.
Every lab job, newest first. Pick one to load its record and replay it. The table refreshes every thirty seconds.
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