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Contribute to Olewin Studio
Olewin Studio is built by a global community of quantum researchers, developers, and scientists. Join us and help shape the future of quantum computing tools.
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2,847 Forks
1,240 Contributors
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Ways to Contribute
How You Can Help
Code Contributions
Contribute to the Olewin Studio core IDE, extensions SDK, hardware backends, and visualization engine. All contributions welcome from typo fixes to major features.
Documentation
Help improve our documentation, write tutorials, translate content into other languages, or contribute to our open quantum textbook.
Build Extensions
Create new domain toolkits, hardware backend plugins, visualization modules, or AI assistants. Publish on our Extension Marketplace.
Bug Reports
Found a bug? Open a detailed GitHub issue with reproduction steps. Our triage team reviews all issues within 48 hours.
Feature Requests
Have an idea for a new feature or algorithm? Submit it to our GitHub Discussions and let the community vote.
Community Support
Help other users on Discord, Stack Overflow, and GitHub Discussions. Share your quantum projects and expertise with the community.
Developer Guide
Getting Started
Ready to contribute code? Here's how to set up the development environment and make your first pull request.
# 1. Fork and clone the repository git clone https://github.com/your-username/olewin.git cd olewin # 2. Install dependencies npm install # IDE frontend (Node.js 18+) pip install -e ".[dev]" # Python runtime # 3. Start development servers npm run dev # IDE at localhost:3000 python -m olewin.server # Runtime at localhost:8765 # 4. Run tests npm test # Frontend tests pytest tests/ # Python tests # 5. Create your branch and contribute! git checkout -b feature/my-quantum-feature
Open Issues
Good First Issues
New to Olewin Studio? These areas have beginner-friendly issues labeled "good first issue" on GitHub.
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🏆 Quantum Fellows Program
Top contributors are invited to become Quantum Fellows — with benefits including hardware credits worth $5,000/year, co-authorship on research papers, a spot on our Technical Advisory Board, and direct access to the Olewin core team.
✓ $5K hardware credits✓ Research co-authorship✓ Advisory board seat✓ Direct team access✓ Conference speaking