jupyter-reasonix — Reasonix Chat for Jupyter Lab
Jupyter Lab extension that adds a Reasonix-style chat panel on the right side. Connect to remote Linux servers via SSH, manage files and projects through conversation.
Features
- �️ Chat Panel — Reasonix-style chat interface in Jupyter Lab's right sidebar
- 🔌 SSH Connection — Connect to remote servers via password or key auth
- 📂 File Management — Browse, read, write, edit files through conversation
- 🐍 Python Execution — Run code in any conda environment
- 📓 Notebook Support — View and execute .ipynb cells
- 💬 Chat History — New conversation and history management
Installation
pip install jupyter-reasonix
jupyter server extension enable jupyter_reasonix
Usage
- Launch Jupyter Lab as usual:
jupyter lab - Click the Reasonix icon in the right sidebar
- Connect to your server: enter hostname, username, password
- Start chatting — the AI agent will help you manage files and projects
- Use "New Chat" to start fresh, view history to revisit past conversations
Configuration
Connection settings are saved in ~/.ssh-ide-mcp/config.json.
Requirements
- Python 3.9+
- Jupyter Lab 4.x
- Remote server: SSH access
1 maintainer
Metadata
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