wwt_kernel_data_relay is a Jupyter server extension that enables Jupyter kernels to publish some of their data files to the Web; that is, to request that the Jupyter HTTP server make them accessible at a predictable URL. This functionality is used by pywwt, the WorldWide Telescope Python library, to expose kernel-side data assets for visualization inside the WWT research app.
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