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Ensure you have the Jupyter kernel installed

deno jupyter --install

For VS Code, you should be able to open the notebook directly (see Deno docs to enable the kernel).

code post.ipynb

For Jupyter Lab, please ensure to have uv installed. Then, launch the notebook using the juv CLI:

uvx juv run --with=anywidget --jupyter=lab post.ipynb

The --with=anywidget flag ensures JupyterLab loads the required front-end extension for interactive anywidgets (e.g. agrid, quak). This isn't needed in VS Code, where these assets load from a CDN instead of the local file system.