| name | cryptography |
| description | Quantum algorithms that attack classical cryptographic protocols, including Shor's integer factorization, Shor-style discrete logarithm solving with two-register Fourier sampling, and Simon's hidden subgroup problem. |
Quantum Cryptography Algorithms
Purpose
This file routes requests for quantum algorithms with cryptographic relevance.
Use this category when the user asks about factoring, discrete logarithms, hidden-period problems, or educational demonstrations of quantum attacks on classical cryptographic assumptions.
Routing Rules
- If the user asks about integer factoring, RSA-style examples, period finding for modular exponentiation, or Shor's algorithm:
- If the user asks about solving a discrete logarithm problem, attacking DLP-based systems, or the Shor-style two-dimensional Fourier-sampling DLP workflow:
- Read
./discretelog/SKILL.md
- If the user asks about Simon's hidden XOR mask problem, oracle promise problems, or exponential separation examples:
Available Leaf Skills
- Shor's Algorithm:
./shor/SKILL.md
- Discrete Logarithm Problem Solver:
./discretelog/SKILL.md
- Simon's Algorithm:
./simon/SKILL.md
Response Contract
- Identify the cryptographic problem family.
- Read the matching leaf skill before writing code or commands.
- Keep explanations educational and avoid implying practical unauthorized cryptographic exploitation.