These examples show how to use marimo's built-in features for laying out notebooks in interesting ways, such as presenting notebooks as slides, adding sidebars, and arranging cells into columns while editing.
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The requirements of each notebook are serialized in them as a top-level comment. Here are the steps to open an example notebook:
- Install
uv - Open an example with
uvx marimo edit --sandbox <notebook-url>
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The --sandbox flag opens the notebook in an isolated virtual environment,
automatically installing the notebook's dependencies 📦
You can also open notebooks without uv, in which case you'll need to
manually install marimo
first. Then run marimo edit <notebook-url>; however, you'll also need to
install the requirements yourself.