One reactive notebook. Many views.
Turn a marimo notebook into reports, apps, and presentations, by hand or with a coding agent.
Studio keeps data, computation, and controls in the notebook and gives each audience its own view, such as a report, a dashboard, a lab, or a slide deck. Views render the notebook's live cells and controls, so changing an input updates the results that depend on it. Each view is its own frontend project, and every result it shows traces back to the notebook cell that computed it.
Studio is experimental and changing rapidly. Pin marimo-studio and
third-party view providers in saved projects.
Start with a coding agent
Paste this request into Claude Code, Codex, or another terminal agent:
Run `uvx --with marimo-studio agent-plugins read marimo-studio` and create
a scrollytelling report and a slide deck explaining calculus basics.
The agent reads the instructions Studio ships for coding agents, starts a
notebook with Studio in your browser, and writes the calculus in Python cells.
It then builds both views and shows them beside the notebook. Change the topic,
or name a notebook you already have. uv supplies
uvx.
Author with a coding agent covers pairing with a running notebook and pointing at results with Lens.
Start by hand
uvx --with marimo-studio marimo edit analysis.py --sandbox --watch
Add a cell that displays a result, then click Add view in the Studio toolbar. Save the notebook if prompted, choose HTML document, and create the view. Notebook and Preview open side by side. Saving view source rebuilds Preview, and a failed build keeps the last successful view.
Getting started walks through a complete first view.
Examples
Each example notebook serves three views, built with different frontend stacks.
| Notebook | Views | Built with |
|---|---|---|
| Quadratic programs | Lecture · Explainer · Lab | React, Reveal.js, HTML, Svelte, D3 |
| Rio 2016 athletes | Overview · Explorer · Field | HTML, Svelte, Mosaic, Shower, Three.js |
| Earthquake watch | Story · Operations · Briefing | HTML, Observable Plot, React, MapLibre, Reveal.js, D3 |
| Building occupancy | Monitor · Model review · PDF report | Notebook Kit, Observable Plot, React, Recharts, React PDF |
Run or export a view
Serve the notebook's views as a live Python app:
uvx --with marimo-studio marimo run analysis.py --sandbox
Export the report view with Prepared results as a static site:
uvx marimo-studio view export report --target analysis.py --output dist/report
A Prepared export publishes the exported results and finite input states and keeps notebook source on the machine that runs the export. Views can also run Python in the visitor's Browser. Run or export a view compares what visitors receive.
Documentation
Guide · Examples · Reference · Compatibility · Troubleshooting
Report bugs through GitHub Issues. See the security policy for private reports.
License
Release files for marimo-studio 0.2.2
For a detailed explanation of source distributions (sdists) and built distributions (wheels), please see the package formats documentation.
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Total release size: 25.0 MB
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