jupyter-editor-mcp
An MCP server for programmatically editing Jupyter notebooks, offering 29 tools for reading, modifying, and batch-processing notebooks without requiring a Jupyter server.
README
Jupyter Notebook Editor MCP Server
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for programmatically editing Jupyter notebooks while preserving their format and structure.
Features
- 29 specialized tools for notebook manipulation
- File-based operations - no Jupyter server required
- Format preservation - automatic validation after modifications
- Batch operations - modify multiple cells or notebooks at once
- Type-safe - full type hints for all operations
Installation
One-Click Install
From PyPI
uv tool install jupyter-editor-mcp
jupyter-editor-mcp
From Source
git clone https://github.com/jsamuel1/jupyter-editor-mcp.git
cd jupyter-editor-mcp
uv venv
uv pip install -e ".[dev]"
See INSTALL.md for detailed configuration options.
Usage
With Claude Desktop
Add to your claude_desktop_config.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"jupyter-editor": {
"command": "jupyter-editor-mcp"
}
}
}
Example Interactions
Read a notebook:
"Show me the structure of my notebook.ipynb"
Insert a cell:
"Add a markdown cell at the beginning explaining what this notebook does"
Batch operations:
"Replace all occurrences of 'old_function' with 'new_function' in all code cells"
Multi-notebook:
"Merge analysis.ipynb and visualization.ipynb into combined.ipynb"
Tool Categories
- Read Operations (4 tools): read_notebook, list_cells, get_cell, search_cells
- Cell Modification (5 tools): replace_cell, insert_cell, append_cell, delete_cell, str_replace_in_cell
- Metadata Operations (4 tools): get_metadata, update_metadata, set_kernel, list_available_kernels
- Batch Operations - Multi-Cell (6 tools): replace_cells_batch, delete_cells_batch, insert_cells_batch, search_replace_all, reorder_cells, filter_cells
- Batch Operations - Multi-Notebook (7 tools): merge_notebooks, split_notebook, apply_to_notebooks, search_notebooks, sync_metadata, extract_cells, clear_outputs
- Validation (3 tools): validate_notebook, get_notebook_info, validate_notebooks_batch
Development
# Run tests
pytest
# Run tests with coverage
pytest --cov
# Install in development mode
uv pip install -e ".[dev]"
Documentation
- docs/RESEARCH.md - Technical research and tool specifications
- docs/REQUIREMENTS.md - User stories and acceptance criteria
- docs/DESIGN.md - Architecture and API design
- CONTRIBUTING.md - Contribution guidelines
License
MIT
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