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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe README now documents installation, authentication, capabilities, development, validation, and troubleshooting. MCP guidance covers tools, safety, pagination, unavailable servers, and errors. Notebook guidance covers inspection, creation, editing, ordering, verification, and reporting. New skills cover runs, static sites, and workspace operations. Data-execution and standalone notebook-editing skills were removed. Link attribution rules were updated. Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Other Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to New notebook and project workflows can be blocked by instructions to read a notebook before one exists, and run guidance can leave completion handling unclear. Resolve these guidance issues before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 6✅ Passed checks (6 passed)
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Codex now supports OAuth for remote MCP servers (`codex mcp login`), so the claim that Codex needs a personal API key is outdated. Document OAuth as the primary sign-in for both hosts and keep the API key as the Codex alternative. Strip everything that only an agent would act on: response formats, tool parameter rules, pagination and UTM guidance, and the behavioural instructions. No host loads the README, and every one of those topics already lives in the skills under plugins/deepnote/skills. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Drop the Authentication section: its OAuth bullet repeated the install steps and its framing implied Claude Code could use an API key, which the plugin does not support. The Codex-only key setup now lives inline under the Codex install steps. Also trim pin instructions, the capability boundary sentence, and the prompt list. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ch rule Before, five skills repeated the tool catalogue three times, the get_run snapshot rule six times, the editing rules twice, and the capability boundary, integration "cached not live" rule, run-input rules, and active-notebook rule several times each. The hub's routing table also pointed at workflow sections that did not exist. Now: - deepnote-mcp is only the hub: when to use, the single tool catalogue with argument details, a routing table whose targets exist, general rules (including pagination and docs lookup), safety rules with the one copy of the capability boundary, and response style. - deepnote-workspace (new) owns the workspace summary, now with one summary table plus row rules instead of two tables, and integration mapping with cached structure and the usage tools. - deepnote-notebooks absorbs deepnote-notebook-editing: inspection, code guidance, editing, the one copy of the Active Notebook Rule, block creation, update, reordering, and edit reporting. - deepnote-runs replaces deepnote-data-execution: execution, inputs, history, the one copy of the snapshot delivery rule, sensitive outputs, and the run and debugging report tables. - deepnote-static-sites (new) holds the publishing workflow that lived in the hub. - deepnote-links keeps its URL, slug, and UTM rules; its creation rules now point at the Active Notebook Rule. Every tool name documented before is still present in backticks, so the daily MCP drift check keeps working. Total size goes from 7,092 to 5,618 words across six files. Validated with claude plugin validate --strict. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ist all block types - Remove the hub's routing table, which duplicated the frontmatter descriptions that actually trigger skills, and the mandated intro sentence, which recited marketing copy and was wrong about auth. - Trim the UTM section of deepnote-links to the host table, one URL template, and the utm_content / utm_term rules. - Remove claims the live tool schemas contradict: single-block execution exists (create_run blockIds in live mode), blocks can be deleted (delete_block), get_run has a third snapshotDelivery mode (blocks), and publish_static_site / update_project are advertised by the hosted server. - Restore the hub's capability boundary bullet and grounded-response paragraph, which an earlier edit had dropped, and list block deletion and notebook renaming among the server's capabilities. - List all 26 block types from the create_block schema in deepnote-notebooks and explain lists: one text-cell-bullet or text-cell-todo per item, no nesting or numbering, markdown for ordered lists. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@plugins/deepnote/skills/deepnote-mcp/SKILL.md`:
- Around line 58-59: The MCP safety guidance must require explicit user
confirmation before high-impact writes, including block deletion, integration
attachment or detachment, and enabling or disabling static-site sharing or
viewer API access, unless the user approved that exact operation in the current
turn. Update the capability-boundary guidance while preserving the existing
scope and error-reporting rule.
In `@plugins/deepnote/skills/deepnote-notebooks/SKILL.md`:
- Line 62: Update the workflow guidance so each operation checks only its
required tools rather than requiring every write tool listed. In the
operation-specific paths, include the appropriate creation, update, reorder, and
deletion tools, adding delete_block to the deletion path; retain the instruction
to report any required tool missing from the current session.
- Line 48: The Cautions checklist should also require actionable cautions for
cells that print loaded secrets or full configuration objects, alongside
environment-variable and hard-coded-credential output. Update the checklist item
in the Deepnote notebook skill while preserving its existing caution categories.
In `@plugins/deepnote/skills/deepnote-runs/SKILL.md`:
- Line 18: Update the get_run polling step in the run execution instructions to
define a bounded polling policy with an interval and a maximum duration or
attempt limit. Stop when the run reaches a terminal state or the bound is
reached, and report the last observed run state when polling ends due to the
bound.
- Line 49: Update the successful-run reporting guidance around the run table to
avoid requiring a Started value from get_run, since that response does not
guarantee it. Permit “Not visible via MCP” for the start time, or add an
explicit retrieval step only if the workflow needs to display it; retain the
existing reporting requirements for notebook identity, run ID, status,
overrides, and results.
In `@plugins/deepnote/skills/deepnote-workspace/SKILL.md`:
- Line 43: Update the large-workspace collapsed-row rule for scheduled, recently
run, and integration-visible notebooks so the integrations field remains “Usage
not checked” when integration usage evidence was not collected; use “None found”
only when usage was checked and no integrations were found, while preserving the
existing collapse behavior and other row fields.
In `@README.md`:
- Line 16: Update the README authentication instructions around the `/mcp` and
OAuth guidance to document that OAuth currently reaches an internal Deepnote
consent error. Keep the Claude Code limitation that OAuth is the only option
explicit, and direct Codex users to the DEEPNOTE_MCP_TOKEN API-key workaround
before or alongside the OAuth instructions.
- Line 11: Add an appropriate language identifier, preferably text, to each of
the three fenced code blocks in README.md, including the fences referenced by
the review, so markdownlint MD040 is satisfied.
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…rite safety From CodeRabbit's review of #15, accepted where the finding held up: - Notebooks: each edit checks only its own tool, including delete_block, instead of requiring every write tool; cautions cover secrets and configuration objects, matching the runs skill. - Workspace: collapsed rows may say "Usage not checked", consistent with the row rules; "None found" only when usage was checked. - Hub: deletion, integration attach/detach, and static-site sharing changes count as persistent writes done only when the user asked for them. - README: language identifiers on the three slash-command fences. Also fixed from checking the live server: list_projects rows expose isInit, isScheduled, and lastRunAt, not lastRunId; get_run returns createdAt and completedAt. Rejected: bounded polling with fixed intervals (arbitrary numbers, the existing rule already stops when a run is clearly still running), the claim that get_run lacks a start time (it returns createdAt), and the request to document the temporary OAuth consent bug in the README (tracked in BLU-6368, noted in the PR). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…rite safety From CodeRabbit's review of #15, accepted where the finding held up: - Notebooks: each edit checks only its own tool, including delete_block, instead of requiring every write tool; cautions cover secrets and configuration objects, matching the runs skill. - Workspace: collapsed rows may say "Usage not checked", consistent with the row rules; "None found" only when usage was checked. - Hub: deletion, integration attach/detach, and static-site sharing changes count as persistent writes done only when the user asked for them. - README: language identifiers on the three slash-command fences. Also fixed from checking the live server: list_projects rows expose isInit, isScheduled, and lastRunAt, not lastRunId; get_run returns createdAt and completedAt. Rejected: bounded polling with fixed intervals (arbitrary numbers, the existing rule already stops when a run is clearly still running), the claim that get_run lacks a start time (it returns createdAt), and the request to document the temporary OAuth consent bug in the README (tracked in BLU-6368, noted in the PR). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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I pointed the agent to both this PR and deepnote-internal and some inconsistencies have surfaced:
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Blocking: two skill descriptions are invalid YAML.
The unquoted colon-space sequences in deepnote-notebooks/SKILL.md and deepnote-workspace/SKILL.md break frontmatter parsing. Both Claude’s strict validator and Codex’s plugin validator fail. Quote the complete descriptions or use folded YAML scalars. -
Blocking for release: plugin versions were not bumped.
Both Codex and Claude manifests remain at0.2.0, unchanged frommain, despite this PR replacing installed skills. As README.md itself notes, hosts only update when the version changes. -
get_integration’s response shape is documented incorrectly.
deepnote-workspace/SKILL.md says the response containstables. The MCP adapter deliberately removes that field and returnstablesJsonPreview,tablesTruncated, and optionaltableNames. The skill should explain parsing the preview and refiltering when it is truncated. -
Targeted-run arguments are incomplete.
deepnote-mcp/SKILL.md omits that targeted execution requires bothdetached: falseand a non-empty, uniqueblockIds. The implementation defaultsdetachedtotrueand otherwise returns400: blockIds is not supported for detached runs.runDependentBlocksalso requiresblockIds. -
The documented run statuses do not match the implementation.
deepnote-runs/SKILL.md usesfailed, but the actual statuses arepending,running,success,error,internal_error, andstopped. The reporting and debugging examples should use those values. -
The snapshot workflow ignores the new
blocksmode.
deepnote-runs/SKILL.md recommends full inline snapshots for ordinary output inspection.snapshotDelivery: "blocks"returns executed blocks and outputs without source, making it the better default for output summaries. Reserveinlinefor cases requiring the complete snapshot. -
The local development refresh instruction is wrong.
README.md tells developers to runcodex plugin marketplace upgrade deepnote. That command refreshes Git marketplace snapshots; it does not refresh a local marketplace installation. Local changes require a version/cachebuster update, reinstalling withcodex plugin add deepnote@deepnote, and testing in a new session.
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get_notebookprerequisite conflicts with the documentedcreate_projectandcreate_notebookworkflows, which create the active notebook before its ID can be read. Scope the rule to existing notebooks, then callget_notebookon the returned or default notebook before later edits or runs.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 47: Update the read-before-write rule in the notebook workflow
documentation to require get_notebook only when operating on an existing
notebook; for create_project and create_notebook flows, first create the active
notebook, then call get_notebook using the returned or default notebook
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Two things, in four commits.
README. Rewritten for humans. OAuth is documented as the primary sign-in for both hosts, since Codex supports
codex mcp loginwith dynamic client registration; the personal API key stays as the Codex alternative, folded into the Codex install steps. Everything only an agent would act on is removed, because no host loads the README and each topic already lives in a skill.Skills. Restructured from five overlapping files into six with one concern each and a single copy of every rule:
deepnote-mcp: shared rules only. Tool catalogue, general rules, safety rules, response style. The routing table and the mandated intro sentence are gone.deepnote-workspace(new): workspace summary with one table plus row rules, and integration mapping.deepnote-notebooks: inspection and editing merged, the Active Notebook Rule, all 26 block types from thecreate_blockschema, and how lists work.deepnote-runs(replacesdeepnote-data-execution): execution, inputs, history, one copy of the snapshot rule, report tables.deepnote-static-sites(new): the publishing workflow that lived in the hub.deepnote-links: URL shapes and a trimmed UTM section.Claims the live tool schemas contradict are removed: single-block runs exist via
blockIds,delete_blockexists,snapshotDeliveryhas ablocksmode, andpublish_static_siteandupdate_projectare advertised by the hosted server.Skills go from 7,092 words in five files to about 5,000 in six.
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claude plugin validate --strictpasses for the marketplace and the plugin.claude --plugin-dir plugins/deepnote plugin detailslists the six skills and the MCP server.Heads-up
deepnote-data-executionanddeepnote-notebook-editing, which this PR removes. Its content needs re-applying intodeepnote-runsanddeepnote-notebooksafter one of the two merges.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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