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cudaq-importing

Use when porting circuits from another framework (e.g. Qiskit) into CUDA-Q kernels while preserving the source algorithm and validation fidelity.

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# CUDA-Q Importing

## Purpose

Use this skill to port quantum circuits from another framework into CUDA-Q
Python kernels. This includes Qiskit code and Qiskit-style circuit construction,
as well as other framework-driven circuit builders. The goal is a framework-free
CUDA-Q port that preserves the source quantum algorithm, matches source behavior
at small test sizes, and documents any unavoidable CUDA-Q limitations.

For authoring new CUDA-Q kernels from scratch, and for CUDA-Q installation,
simulation targets, QPU access, and parallelization, use the `cudaq-guide`
skill (`/cudaq-guide author` for kernel authoring).
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