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jupyter-mcp-server — MCP Server for Jupyter jupyter-mcp-server is an MCP server for Jupyter: agents can list files, run cells, and cite notebooks with verified 1,090★ and OpenTelemetry hooks.
Prêt pour agents
Staging sûr pour cet actif Cet actif est d'abord staged. Le prompt copié demande à l'agent d'inspecter les fichiers staged avant d'activer scripts, config MCP ou config globale.
Stage only · 17/100 Policy : staging
Surface agent
Tout agent MCP/CLI
Confiance
Confiance : Established
Commande de staging sûr
npx -y tokrepo@latest install b06d4e98-b129-5c4e-920b-988e8808d23e --target codexStage les fichiers d'abord; l'activation exige la revue du README et du plan staged.
⧉ Copier pour l'agent
Introduction
jupyter-mcp-server is an MCP server for Jupyter: agents can list files, run cells, and cite notebooks with verified 1,090★ and OpenTelemetry hooks.
Best for: Data/science teams who want agents to execute notebooks with traceable tool calls
Works with: Any MCP client + JupyterLab/Jupyter server (uvx or Docker modes)
Setup time: 8-15 minutes
Key facts (verified)
GitHub: 1090 stars · 162 forks · pushed 2026-05-13.
License: BSD-3-Clause · owner avatar + repo URL verified via GitHub API.
README-verified entrypoint: uvx jupyter-mcp-server@latest.
Main
Start with the uvx quick-start and a single notebook: validate list_files + a simple cell execution before adding more tools.
Use the built-in observability hooks (README mentions OpenTelemetry) when you need reproducible traces for notebook runs and tool calls.
Keep tokens under control by asking the agent to cite specific cells (README documents prompts/tools) instead of pasting full notebooks into chat.
Source-backed notes
README documents uvx and Docker client configuration for MCP, and notes a breaking change requiring MCP_TOKEN in v1.0.0+.
README lists notebook tools (file/kernels/cell execution) and mentions multimodal outputs (plots/images/text).
README highlights built-in observability via hooks + OpenTelemetry integration for tracing tool calls and kernel execution.
FAQ
Do I need Docker to use it? : No — README provides a uvx quick start; Docker is recommended for production isolation.
What do I need to configure first? : A running Jupyter server + your MCP client config (JUPYTER_URL/TOKEN); README also notes MCP_TOKEN for newer versions.
Does it support tracing? : Yes — README mentions OpenTelemetry hooks for notebook/tool execution traces.
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