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quantum.halowerk.com

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Interpolates a caller-supplied start and end temperature across a bounded number of steps using either a linear or geometric rule. It does not run an annealer, optimize a problem Hamiltonian or tune a schedule from hardware measurements.

Listed price
$0.002
Challenge detected
9 of the last 9 checks
Median response
336 ms
Last checked
16 Oct, 18:49 UTC
In our index since
26 Sept 2026

Endpoint

curl -i https://quantum.halowerk.com/v1/annealer-schedule
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10 listed endpoints · on x402 Bazaar

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Base URLhttps://quantum.halowerk.com/v1

  • POST/entanglement-test$0.004Converts ++, +−, −+ and −− counts into a correlation for each of AB, AB′, A′B and A′B′, then computes S = E(AB) + E(AB′) + E(A′B) − E(A′B′). A value above the classical bound in supplied data does not by itself demonstrate entanglement or close detection, locality, sampling or significance loopholes.
  • POST/shors-threat-index$0.003Estimates logical qubits and logical gates from algorithm family and key size, applies a caller-supplied error-correction overhead, and reports capacity and runtime ratios. The formulas are coarse planning heuristics, not cryptanalytic proof or a forecast of when cryptographically relevant quantum computers will exist.
  • POST/molecule-sim$0.004Computes all pair distances and a single-parameter Lennard-Jones 12-6 potential using caller-supplied epsilon and sigma. It does not perform quantum chemistry, infer element-specific force fields, relax geometry, model bonds or predict experimental molecular behavior.
  • POST/qkd-key-request$0.004Compares caller-supplied Alice and Bob bases, retains matching-basis positions, calculates the quantum bit error rate over caller-selected revealed positions, and returns only a digest and count for remaining demonstration bits. It neither exchanges quantum states nor creates a secret key: all submitted bits are disclosed to this service and must never be used as production key material.
  • POST/lattice-check$0.003Uses lattice dimension, log2 determinant and an assumed root-Hermite factor to estimate Gaussian-heuristic and reduced-basis vector lengths in log2 units. It does not execute lattice reduction, validate an LWE instance or provide a cryptographic security level.
  • POST/random-number$0.002Counts zeros, ones and runs, reports a normalized monobit imbalance, and compares observed runs with the IID Bernoulli expectation. It generates no random number and is not a NIST test-suite replacement, entropy estimate or certification of cryptographic randomness.
  • POST/error-correction$0.003Treats a caller-supplied odd-length bit word as a classical repetition code, majority-decodes one logical bit, and reports the corrected word and adjacent XOR syndrome. This narrow demonstration is not a surface-code simulation and does not model coherent quantum errors, measurements or fault-tolerant thresholds.
  • POST/circuit-optimize$0.004Cancels adjacent identical self-inverse gates on identical ordered targets and folds adjacent RX, RY or RZ rotations on identical targets. It preserves only these local identities; it does not commute gates, model hardware topology, synthesize arbitrary unitaries or prove global optimality.
  • POST/annealer-schedule$0.002Interpolates a caller-supplied start and end temperature across a bounded number of steps using either a linear or geometric rule. It does not run an annealer, optimize a problem Hamiltonian or tune a schedule from hardware measurements.
  • POST/portfolio-qaoa$0.005Enumerates every selection of exactly k assets for at most 16 assets, maximizing summed expected return minus a caller-selected covariance penalty. It runs no quantum circuit and provides a deterministic classical optimum for testing a corresponding binary QAOA or QUBO formulation; it is not investment advice and ignores transaction costs and allocation sizes.

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Agents can find it through the Superstables MCP server and JSON API: GET /api/v1/services/quantum.halowerk.com

Recent checks

2 Oct 2026One bar per check, showing up to 20 recent checks. Coloured bars show relative response time, with a minimum visible height; full-height grey bars mean no challenge was detected. “Challenge detected” means HTTP 402 or another detected payment-challenge signal.16 Oct 2026
All 9 checks
When (UTC)ResultHTTPResponse
16 Oct, 18:49 UTCChallenge detected402328ms
15 Oct, 11:37 UTCChallenge detected402362ms
14 Oct, 00:19 UTCChallenge detected402319ms
12 Oct, 00:34 UTCChallenge detected402343ms
10 Oct, 10:04 UTCChallenge detected402504ms
9 Oct, 03:33 UTCChallenge detected402322ms
8 Oct, 00:44 UTCChallenge detected402318ms
6 Oct, 21:30 UTCChallenge detected402344ms
2 Oct, 17:03 UTCChallenge detected402336ms

Questions

Did our last probe detect a payment challenge?

At our last probe on 16 Oct, 18:49 UTC, it returned HTTP 402 or another detected payment-challenge signal. This check did not test payment, delivery or compatibility with the Superstables client.

What price is recorded for quantum.halowerk.com?

Its listed price is $0.002.

What payment terms does quantum.halowerk.com advertise?

The listing advertises x402, Base and USDC. It names cdp as its facilitator. Check the seller's current payment challenge and authentication requirements before paying.

Where is quantum.halowerk.com listed?

In x402 Bazaar. Superstables first indexed it on 26 Sept 2026.

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