Posting to the Gallery?
I wrote a marimo notebook that walks through setting up a (Anthropic) mcp (model context protocol) client. It requires importing mcp. mcp uses pydantic which uses rust so i guess the playground is out to post? Is it appropriate to post in the Gallery? Or where can we post these notebooks if not in these places? Thank you.
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Someone will reply to you shortly. In the meantime, this might help:
Yea we can definitely add it to the gallery.
The best way to run non playground notebooks would be hugging face.
You can:
- share the code, and we can deploy to hugging face on our team account
- If you want to deploy to hugging face for free and share the link, we can link to that
To also increase discovery, you can post it in #share-your-notebook
Side note: I’m really excited about your notebook! since I was looking at it in order to add MCP capabilities to marimo’s editor
ok. thank you. i posted a github link in share-your-notebook. here is the link: https://github.com/solarslurpi/what_i_learned_today/blob/main/mcp_client_explore.py I am self taught so if you see ways to improve the notebook, please let me know. I am always grateful to learn. Thank you.
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what_i_learned_today/mcp_client_explore.py at main · solarslurpi/wh...
Exploring the boundless possibilities of building stuff. - solarslurpi/what_i_learned_today
this notebook is great, and very informative. it may be interesting to make it interactive, so when its deployed as an application, users can tweak queries or paramters. we have
mo.ui.text and mo.ui.code_editor and mo.ui.run_button that may be interesting to incorporatethank you. i was curious why Anthropic kept tightly coupling mcp with Claude/LLM when as I dug in, it looked like RPC. Shiny. New. Sure..but RPC using AI lingo. hmmm...just learning. Simple. No more. Keep It Simple. My next exploration is to tie in the LLM to do as claude desktop does, take in natural language, spit out SQL. I will use Ollama. In process, I hope to look into the ui components. As you can see, I am new to marimo. Thank you for your advice. I appreciate it.
of course! let us know how we can help and looking forward to your feedback