semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
ludo-query 0.1.0
A chatbot guide to help users understand accesibility tools used in game development.
Requires Python: >=3.12

# ai_environment
Configurator for a Python AI environment for SupportVectors AI training labs

1. `git clone` the repo to a folder of your choice
2. For a new uv project that you want to create, follow the below steps:
   
   ```shell
    uv init <my_project> --python=3.12
    cd <my_project>
    cp <my_path>/ai_environment/ensure_config.sh ./
    cp <my_path>/ai_environment/docs.tgz ./
    chmod +x ./ensure_config.sh
    ./ensure_config.sh ## Enter the appropriate path, project, description, url when prompted during the run of ensure_config.sh
   ```
3. Your project setup for `<my_project>` is now complete.
4. Note that these steps are needed only when you create a completely new UV based python project using the best practices recommended by SupportVectors.  If you are downloading an existing code repo uploaded by the SupportVectors team, you would just have to download the code repo and follow the steps as given in the project guide within the repo.
ontoeval 0.1.0
Benchmarking AI agents against ontology PRs
Requires Python: >=3.11

# ontobench

This repo has code for creating benchmarks for ontology changes.

For each pull request:

- fetch metadata from github
- find linked issue(s)
- fetch the commit IDs of the "before" and "after" states
- create a diff/patch from the two IDs

All of this information will be stored in a pydantic data model, and exported to JSON

Note that commits are typically simple changes in the *-edit.obo file, but may involve other files

See workdir/ for some example repos that are checked out.


Examples

go-ontology

* 13117 - multiple stanzas
chainsettle-sdk 0.1.4
SDK for ChainSettle API integrations.
Requires Python: >=3.7

# `ChainSettle-SDK`

**ChainSettle-SDK** The ChainSettle SDK is a Python package designed to facilitate interactions with the ChainSettle API, enabling developers to manage off-chain settlement attestations and monitor their on-chain statuses seamlessly.

# Features

Initiate settlement attestations across various types (e.g., Plaid, PayPal).

Poll settlement status until reaching a terminal state.

Retrieve detailed settlement information.

Simulate signing processes for specific settlement types.

Manage validators and store salts associated with settlements.

# Installation
Ensure you have Python 3.7 or higher installed and either pip or uv package manager. Then, clone the repository:

```bash

git clone https://github.com/BrandynHamilton/chainsettle-sdk.git
cd chainsettle-
pip install uv # Only if not already installed
uv pip install -e .

```
# Usage
Here's a basic example of how to use the SDK:

```python

from chainsettle_sdk import ChainSettleService

# Initialize the service
chainsettle = ChainSettleService()

# Initiate a settlement attestation
response = chainsettle.initiate_attestation(
    settlement_id="unique_settlement_id",
    settlement_type="plaid",
    network="base",
    user_email="user@example.com",
    amount=10000,
    recipient_email="recipient@example.com",
    counterparty="0xCounterpartyAddress",
    metadata="Optional metadata"
)

print("Settlement initiated:", response)

```

For a more comprehensive example, refer to the main.py script included in the repository.

# Configuration
The SDK relies on a configuration module to manage settings such as API URLs and supported networks. Ensure that the chainsettle_sdk/config.py file is properly configured with the necessary parameters.

# Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Please fork the repository and submit a pull request with your enhancements.

# License
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
quri-parts-oqtopus 1.0.3
QURI Parts OQTOPUS is a library for executing programs on quantum computers via the OQTOPUS Cloud interface.
Requires Python: >=3.10

![OQTOPUS logo](./docs/asset/oqtopus-logo.png)

# QURI Parts OQTOPUS

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## Overview

**QURI Parts OQTOPUS** is a library that allows QURI Parts users to run quantum computers using OQTOPUS Cloud.

- **Provides a Backend for QURI Parts**: QURI Parts users can execute quantum programs on quantum computers in OQTOPUS Cloud using the backend provided by QURI Parts OQTOPUS.
- **Utilizes the User API of OQTOPUS Cloud**: QURI Parts OQTOPUS executes quantum programs via the User API of OQTOPUS Cloud and handles communication with the cloud. This allows users to run quantum computers without having to be aware of the communication protocols of OQTOPUS Cloud.

![QURI Parts OQTOPUS](./docs/asset/overview.png)

## Features

- **Sampling Job**: Samples quantum circuits.
- **Multiprogramming Job** (Planned): Combines multiple sampling jobs into a single quantum circuit and executes them simultaneously.
- **Expectation Value Job** (Planned): Computes expectation values using quantum circuits.
- **SSE (Server Side Execution) Job** (Planned): Runs Python programs on the server instead of the user's PC, exclusively using the quantum computer. This enables fast execution of hybrid classical-quantum algorithms such as QAOA.

## Documentation

- [QURI Parts Documentation](https://quri-parts.qunasys.com)
- [QURI Parts OQTOPUS Documentation](https://quri-parts-oqtopus.readthedocs.io/)

## Citation

You can use the DOI to cite QURI Parts OQTOPUS in your research.

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Citation information is also available in the [CITATION](https://github.com/oqtopus-team/quri-parts-oqtopus/blob/main/CITATION.cff) file.

## Contact

You can contact us by creating an issue in this repository or by email:

- [oqtopus-team[at]googlegroups.com](mailto:oqtopus-team[at]googlegroups.com)

## License

QURI Parts OQTOPUS is released under the [Apache License 2.0](https://github.com/oqtopus-team/quri-parts-oqtopus/blob/main/LICENSE).