Developers
We are designing SDKs and APIs so engineers can add quantum-safe cryptography, autonomous defense, and decentralized trust to their applications. Public developer access is not yet available; you can register your interest to help shape the roadmap and be notified when early access opens.
Developer Program
We are actively scoping enterprise-grade SDKs and integration patterns. The sections below describe the intended direction; they are not yet live resources, and access will initially be limited to early design partners.
Language-idiomatic SDKs and service APIs for key management, policy, and telemetry. These interfaces are under active design; there are no public endpoints today. Early developers help decide which surfaces land first and how they map onto QNSP services.
Share requirements →Planned implementation guides for quantum-safe key rotation, autonomous defense hooks, and institutional finance workflows, to be published alongside initial SDKs. Design partners co-author guides for real workloads across CUI Labs solutions.
Signal interest →Closed pilots with design partners will precede any general-availability developer release. Early teams help validate ergonomics, security controls, and operational models. Participants receive 1:1 architecture reviews and are first in line when public access opens.
Join early-access list →Roadmap
We are validating developer ergonomics, security models, and operational alignment with regulated customers before opening any public SDK or API endpoints.
If you have a concrete integration in mind or would like to participate in early-access pilots, share your details with the team and we will follow up as the program evolves.
For a deeper look at why classical infrastructure cannot survive the quantum + AI era and how our full-stack platform is structured, you can read our insight The end of classical infrastructure: why the next decade requires a quantum-native technology stack.
Featured insight
Why classical infrastructure built on breakable cryptography, legacy operating systems, and fragmented networks cannot survive the quantum + AI era, and how CUI Labs’ quantum-native technology stack provides a full-stack alternative.
Read insightSolutions for developers
Early SDKs will align with the same services that power the CUI Labs portfolio: QSIG Mesh, IACC Ops, WAHH Rails, Profy Console, QNSP, DDIP Platform, and Tunnel Network. The cards below sketch forward-looking integration surfaces for developers across each solution.
Planned SDKs for securing AI workloads, documents, storage, and secrets with post-quantum cryptography and zero-trust policy.
Future APIs for custody policy, threat telemetry, and incident automation across institutional digital-asset infrastructure.
Planned integration surfaces for industrial telemetry, digital twins, and safety governance so operators can orchestrate autonomous recovery.
Planned SDKs for programmable token operations, treasury flows, and risk engines on blockchain multi-rails infrastructure.
Future developer flows for event-driven finance, ledgers, and compliance packs that connect into existing finance stacks.
Planned integrations into deterministic analyzers, fixers, and CI/CD tooling for governed software delivery.
Future developer endpoints for secure tunnels, programmable routing, and observability-grade telemetry in QSCF deployments.
Support & Community
We are planning public community channels such as Discord, Reddit, LinkedIn, Facebook, and live forums to support engineers building on CUI Labs. These channels are not yet live; for now, you can reach the team directly.
As the developer program matures, we intend to launch community spaces on Discord, Reddit, LinkedIn, Facebook, and other forums for real-time discussion and updates.
Register for community updatesUntil those channels are available, use the contact form to ask questions, share requirements, or request a technical briefing with the team.
Request a briefingStay in touch
Have questions or an integration idea? Our team can discuss requirements and keep you aligned with the developer program timeline.