RealWorldMCP
Use case · Quantum

Run quantum experiments on IBM and Quantum Inspire hardware with agents

A TU Delft research project uses autonomous agents, with MCP servers for Claude Code, to submit circuits to IBM Marrakesh, IBM Torino and the Quantum Inspire Tuna-9 chip, replicate published papers, and log 22 results.

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How you could do the same thing today. “Official MCP” is the vendor's own server. “Manual” means you use the provider's own site or app.

  1. IBM QuantumManual through the provider

    Named in this story. Run circuits on IBM's real quantum computers. It is in our catalog: our connector finds it and returns the provider's link. It does not place the order.

  2. Quantum InspireManual through the provider

    Named in the source. It is not in our directory yet, so use it from its own site.

  3. Real World MCPFind it through our connector

    Add our server and ask your agent to run search_tools. It lists Amazon Braket with prices and links. It does not place orders.

  4. What works today, through which server, at what price.

  5. Every MCP server and API we list for this kind of job, with install lines, auth and price.

Add Real World MCP to your agent

22 live tools
ClaudeOne click (opens in a new tab)CursorOne clickSomething else?Setup guide
  1. Open the Add custom connector dialog , prefilled. Or go to Customize → Connectors → + Add → Add custom connector.
  2. Name it Real World MCP, paste this URL, pick No sign in, then Add.
https://www.realworldmcp.com/api/mcp
Free, no key, no account. Your agent gets search_tools, get_tool and call_tool and 22 live tools. All clients and full steps

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