Zuntenium Workspace UI

VS Code extension — brings the Zuntenium QuFlow visual workspace into your editor: circuit design, job management, live telemetry, and Bloch sphere results.

Features

Visual circuit editor — edit .zqc/.quflow files in a rich GUI; export to Python
Backend tree — browse simulators and hardware backends with qubit limits
Job telemetry — live job status with adaptive polling; persisted across sessions
Bloch sphere + results — WebGL Bloch sphere, measurement histogram, energy convergence chart, run statistics
Compute bridge — local SDK execution over stdin/stdout JSON-RPC (no shell injection, allow-listed methods)
Secure auth — JWT and API key stored exclusively in VS Code SecretStorage

Install

code --install-extension zuntenium-workspace-0.1.0.vsix

Requirements

Python ≥ 3.10 with zuntenium installed (pip install zuntenium)
For hardware backends: valid QuFlow Cloud credentials

Connect

Open the Zuntenium Activity Bar panel.
Click Connect and enter your QuFlow Cloud URL + credentials.
Credentials are saved to SecretStorage — never written to disk or logs.

Circuit Editor

Open any .zqc or .quflow file to launch the visual editor:

Drag gates onto qubits
Click Run to execute via the compute bridge
Click Export to generate Python code

Settings

Setting	Default	Description
`zunteniumWorkspace.cloudBaseUrl`	`""`	QuFlow Cloud base URL
`zunteniumWorkspace.pollingIntervalMs`	`5000`	Job status poll interval
`zunteniumWorkspace.maxConcurrentJobs`	`5`	Max tracked jobs

Security

All cloud responses rendered via textContent — no innerHTML
Strict CSP with per-load nonces on every webview
Bridge subprocess limited to allow-listed methods; max 20 qubits (simulation), 100 qubits (validation)
Workspace Trust required before executing any code

Zuntenium Workspace

Vincent Kimuri