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Research questionHow can quantum developers track experiments and provenance reproducibly amid noisy hardware and repeated execution?Noisy quantum hardware and repeated re-execution make it difficult to preserve experiment context and provenance. Complex tooling and hallucination-prone general-purpose models further hinder reproducible quantum development.
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Latest papersRecent research connected to this question, newest first.Qlippy: A Retrieval-Augmented GenAI Assistant for Reproducible Quantum Workflows and Experiment TrackingThe source describes an IDE-embedded retrieval-augmented assistant grounded in a curated quantum-software-engineering corpus. It explains reproducibility and provenance concepts and augments Qiskit programs with MLflow-based tracking aligned with the QProv schema; the abstract also discusses controlling response scope and provenance and the possibility of local deployment.research paper · Sep 4, 2026
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