hypernote 0.1.3

Thin control plane for Jupyter notebook execution with jobs, attribution, and runtime lifecycle

Hypernote

• Notebook-first - Hypernote is a thin execution control plane on top of Jupyter shared documents.
• One notebook truth - notebook edits, execution, and late-open JupyterLab views all operate on the same logical document.
• Agent-first surface - the Python SDK is primary, and the CLI is a thin shell over it.
• Ephemeral control plane - Jupyter owns durable .ipynb contents and outputs; Hypernote owns in-memory runtimes, jobs, and attribution.

What it ships

• notebook-first SDK in hypernote/sdk.py
• agent-first CLI in hypernote/cli/main.py
• Jupyter server extension for execution and runtime control
• experimental VS Code extension in vscode-extension/ for embedding JupyterLab in VS Code
• notebook-scoped runtime lifecycle with attach, detach, recovery, and stop
• job polling and input() round-trips for headless execution
• live-server and browser regression coverage for shared-document behavior

Quick start

uv sync
uv run hypernote --help
uv run hypernote setup serve
uv run hypernote setup doctor
uv run hypernote create tmp/demo.ipynb
uv run hypernote ix tmp/demo.ipynb -s 'value = 20 + 22\nprint(value)'
uv run hypernote status tmp/demo.ipynb --full

For another repo's environment, install Hypernote there (uv add hypernote --dev) and run the same bootstrap command from that repo.

Install tiers

• hypernote
  • core + server + shared-doc runtime
  • use this for real Hypernote SDK/server usage
• hypernote[lab]
  • adds the JupyterLab collaboration bundle
  • use this when you want the full collaborative JupyterLab experience
• hypernote[dev]
  • adds test, lint, browser, and local dev tooling
  • use this for local development and CI

Examples:

uv sync
uv sync --extra lab
uv sync --extra dev

Mental model

Jupyter owns:

• notebook persistence
• shared YDoc document state
• kernel and session primitives
• notebook rendering in JupyterLab

Hypernote owns:

• runtime lifecycle around a notebook
• job coordination and stdin round-trips
• actor attribution
• SDK, CLI, and thin REST handlers

Documentation

• Getting Started
• CLI Reference
• SDK Reference
• Runtime Model
• VS Code Extension

VS Code

The repository now includes a minimal VS Code extension under vscode-extension/.

• It embeds JupyterLab inside a VS Code custom editor or panel.
• It can reuse an existing Jupyter server via settings.
• If no server is reachable, it can start a managed local jupyter lab process.
• It stays decoupled from Hypernote-specific UI so Hypernote can connect to the same server separately.

Verification

For local development and CI, install the dev tier first:

uv sync --extra dev

uv run ruff check hypernote tests
uv run python -m pytest -q

Extension build:

cd vscode-extension
npm install
npm run compile