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We propose a flow for automated quantum compila- tion. Our flow takes a Boolean function implemented in Python as input and translates it into a format appropriate for reversible logic synthesis. We focus on two quantum compilation tasks: uniform state preparation and oracle synthesis. To illustrate the use of our flow, we solve IBM’s virtual hackathon challenge of 2019, called the Zed city problem, an instance of vertex coloring, by using quantum search algorithms. The expressiveness of Python in combination with automated compilation algorithms allows us to express quantum algorithms at a high level of abstraction, which reduces the effort to implement them, and leads to better and more flexible implementations. We show that our proposed flow generates a lower-cost circuit implementation of the oracle needed to solve IBM’s challenge when compared to the winning submission.