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"A tool for executing code in Jupyter Notebooks" matching MCP tools:

  • Query Jupyter notebook information and metadata, including source code, server status, sessions, and cell positions.
    Apache 2.0
  • Generate and customize Jupyter notebooks for Python and Markdown tasks, ensuring unique names and valid JSON content for streamlined data analysis and integration with SingleStore databases.
    MIT
  • Connect to a remote Jupyter server to run code on remote compute, GPUs, or data while keeping notebooks saved locally.
    MIT
  • Access file contents from the local filesystem, supporting images, PDFs, Jupyter notebooks, and partial reads via offset and page ranges.
    MIT

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    Enables AI agents to interact with Jupyter notebooks via MCP tools for querying, modifying, executing, and setting up notebooks, with state preservation and real-time collaboration.
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    Apache 2.0
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    A self-hosted MCP server providing Claude with an interactive Jupyter environment, including real kernels, persistent notebooks, and optional GPU offload to Google Colab.
    MIT

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  • Access file contents from any local path, including legacy encodings, images, PDFs, and Jupyter notebooks. Supports offset and limit to load specific sections of large files.
    MIT
  • Run code directly in Jupyter kernels or sandboxes for quick tests, debugging, magic commands, and shell commands without modifying notebooks.
    BSD 3-Clause
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  • Execute Python code in a secure sandbox using Jupyter syntax, capturing standard output and errors.
    MIT
  • List all Jupyter notebook files (.ipynb) in the current working directory. Quickly see available notebooks for selection or management.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a specific cell's content from a Jupyter Notebook by index, with negative indexing for reverse access. Get cell data directly for programmatic use without a Jupyter server.
    MIT
  • Scrape the NotebookLM homepage to retrieve a real list of all notebooks with their IDs, names, and URLs. Use it to discover untracked notebooks, confirm existing ones, get accurate IDs for automation, or find notebooks to clean up.
    MIT