Amazon Braket Community Submission Path

Status: public developer-preview positioning note.

QDSV Bridge includes a public OpenQASM demo tested with the Amazon Braket LocalSimulator conversion workflow:

controlled semantic problem specification
-> QDSV Bridge validation/build
-> OpenQASM artifact
-> Braket-compatible OpenQASM view
-> Amazon Braket SDK LocalSimulator
-> Bridge Report

This document keeps the Amazon Braket positioning precise before any community submission or maintainer conversation.

Current Public Assets

• Integration guide: QDSV Bridge for Amazon Braket OpenQASM Workflows

• Notebook: 05 AWS Braket OpenQASM Demo

• Example script: aws_braket_openqasm.py

• Package: https://pypi.org/project/qdsv-bridge/

• Repository: https://github.com/qdsvquantum-afk/qdsv-bridge

Recommended Community Framing

Use this language when discussing the project with Amazon Braket maintainers or community repositories:

QDSV Bridge is an open-source, problem-first semantic specification layer that exports inspectable OpenQASM artifacts and reproducibility reports for quantum software workflows.

For Amazon Braket, the current public demo shows:

QDSV Bridge
-> OpenQASM artifact
-> Amazon Braket SDK Program
-> LocalSimulator execution
-> Bridge Report

The goal is not to replace Amazon Braket or claim an official integration. The goal is to provide an upstream semantic-to-OpenQASM handoff that Braket users can inspect, adapt and execute through the standard Braket SDK workflow.

Suggested Issue Text

If opening or updating a consultative issue in an Amazon Braket community repository, use a concise note like:

Hello Amazon Braket team,

We would like to ask whether a tutorial-style contribution around QDSV Bridge would fit this repository or whether it would be better positioned as a community component.

QDSV Bridge is an open-source Python SDK that starts from controlled problem-first semantic specifications and exports inspectable OpenQASM artifacts with reproducibility reports.

For the tested Amazon Braket LocalSimulator conversion workflow, we prepared a public demo showing:

QDSV Bridge semantic spec
-> OpenQASM artifact
-> braket.ir.openqasm.Program
-> LocalSimulator
-> Bridge Report

Public assets:

- Repository: https://github.com/qdsvquantum-afk/qdsv-bridge
- Package: https://pypi.org/project/qdsv-bridge/
- Braket guide: https://github.com/qdsvquantum-afk/qdsv-bridge/blob/main/docs/integrations/aws_braket.md
- Demo notebook: https://colab.research.google.com/github/qdsvquantum-afk/qdsv-bridge/blob/main/notebooks/05_aws_braket_openqasm_demo.ipynb

This is not an official Amazon Braket integration and does not manage AWS accounts, S3 task locations, billing or managed QPU execution. It is an upstream semantic-to-OpenQASM handoff that can be inspected and executed with the Amazon Braket SDK.

Would this be appropriate as an example/tutorial contribution, or would you recommend positioning it as a community component instead?

Boundaries

Do not describe Bridge as:

• an official Amazon Braket integration;

• a managed AWS hardware execution SDK;

• a Braket replacement;

• a billing, account, S3 or QPU management layer.

Prefer:

QDSV Bridge exports an OpenQASM artifact compatible with the tested Amazon Braket SDK and LocalSimulator conversion workflow.

Readiness Checklist

Before submitting or updating a community issue, verify:

• the Braket notebook runs from a clean public Colab session;

• the notebook installs qdsv-bridge from PyPI;

• the demo produces Braket measurement_counts;

• the generated report is fully in English;

• no local Windows paths appear in README, docs, notebooks or examples;

• the wording remains clear that this is not an official Amazon Braket integration.