Jupyter
Manage files, notebooks, kernels, and sessions on a Jupyter server
Jupyter is a DevOpsintegration for Sim, the AI workspace where teams build and deploy AI agents. Sim's Jupyter integration provides 16 Jupyter tools that AI agents can use inside Sim's visual workflow builder. Jupyter connects with an API key. Free to start at sim.ai.
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Overview
Integrate a self-hosted Jupyter server into the workflow. Browse, read, create, upload, rename, copy, and delete files and notebooks; start, stop, restart, and interrupt kernels; and manage sessions that bind notebooks to kernels.
How to automate Jupyter with Sim
Create a free account
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Add a Jupyter block
Open your workspace, drag a Jupyter block onto the workflow builder, and paste in your Jupyter API key.
Configure, connect, and run
Pick the tool you need, wire in an AI agent for reasoning or data transformation, and run. Your Jupyter automation is live.
Agent templates
Ready-to-use templates featuring Jupyter. Click any to build it instantly.
Supported tools
16 Jupyter tools available in Sim
List Contents
List files, notebooks, and subdirectories at a path on a Jupyter server
Get Content
Read a file or notebook from a Jupyter server
Create File
Create a file, notebook, or directory on a Jupyter server
Upload File
Upload a file to a Jupyter server
Rename Content
Rename or move a file, notebook, or directory on a Jupyter server
Delete Content
Delete a file, notebook, or directory on a Jupyter server
Copy Content
Duplicate a file or notebook into a directory on a Jupyter server
List Kernels
List running kernels on a Jupyter server
Start Kernel
Start a new kernel on a Jupyter server
Stop Kernel
Shut down a running kernel on a Jupyter server
Restart Kernel
Restart a running kernel on a Jupyter server
Interrupt Kernel
Interrupt a running kernel on a Jupyter server
List Kernel Specs
List available kernel specs (languages/runtimes) on a Jupyter server
List Sessions
List active sessions (notebook-to-kernel bindings) on a Jupyter server
Create Session
Create a session that binds a notebook path to a (new or existing) kernel
Delete Session
Delete a session on a Jupyter server (does not shut down its kernel)
Frequently asked questions
Sim's Jupyter integration adds 16 Jupyter tools to the AI agents you build in Sim's visual workflow builder — you build it all visually. Manage files, notebooks, kernels, and sessions on a Jupyter server. Teams often pair Jupyter with Rippling and Linear in the same agent.
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