marimo-pair

To programmatically drive a marimo notebook session, connect to the active kernel via bundled scripts or MCP to execute code, create and edit cells, and inspect the reactive graph with results updating live in the browser.

Yes, you can create, edit, and run marimo notebook cells from a script by using the code-mode API to drive the active kernel, with all operations and outputs visible in the browser.

Yes, marimo pair programming supports MCP integration to orchestrate complex workflows and demonstrations inside an active notebook session, driving the kernel while results display live in the browser.

Yes, automating marimo notebook sessions requires bash, curl, and jq because the on-demand scripts implementing the code-mode API rely on these dependencies to execute operations and parse kernel responses.

You can inspect the reactive graph of a running marimo notebook programmatically by accessing the kernel through the code-mode API to query cell relationships and dependencies during an active session.

The best way to pair program in a marimo notebook is to grant full programmatic access to the running kernel, enabling one user to create cells, install packages, and execute code while the other watches results update live in the browser.