feat(runtime-core,cli,mcp): typed runtime failures, fail-fast shutdown, and real toolkit integration tests - #519
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…when no Python is given Closes the gap in #288: the VS Code / Cursor extension already records the venv it created for each project in `.vscode/deepnote.json` (or `.cursor/`, `.antigravity/`), but nothing in the CLI or MCP server read it, so `deepnote_run` fell back to a bare `python` without deepnote-toolkit and failed. - runtime-core: add `resolveProjectPython` with the precedence explicit arg -> `DEEPNOTE_PYTHON` -> extension sidecar matched on `project.id` -> system default. Sidecars are searched from the notebook's directory upward; stale mappings are skipped with a warning; a hint is returned when only a bare system Python was left. - cli: `run`, `analyze`, `lint`, and `dag` go through the shared resolver. `run` prints which interpreter it picked and appends the hint to a server start failure. - mcp: `deepnote_run` (project, notebook, block, and dry runs) uses the resolver, also searching `DEEPNOTE_WORKSPACE`, and reports `python: { path, source, ... }`. - docs: skill and MCP README describe the resolution order; fix the Antigravity folder name (`.antigravity/`, not `.agent/`). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…n, warm servers, and real toolkit integration tests The runtime now fails loudly and fast instead of hanging or guessing: - Typed RuntimeError family with a closed failureCategory (server-launch, kernel-launch, kernel-died, server-exited, execution-timeout, in-block) and optional hints, surfaced on block results, run summaries, CLI JSON output, and MCP responses. The blanket "install deepnote-toolkit" hint is replaced by the actual cause. - A kernel that dies or is restarted, a Jupyter server that goes away mid-run, and a toolkit server process that exits all fail the in-flight execution within seconds via status handling, a connection watchdog, and exit tracking; a failed startup no longer keeps polling the dead server until the 120 s startup timeout. - Configurable server/kernel startup timeouts and a per-block timeout (--startup-timeout, --block-timeout); --debug streams the toolkit server log. - stopServer gives the supervisor 10 s to clean up, records its children at startup, and terminates any child that outlives it, so Jupyter and the language server are never orphaned. - ServerPool keeps toolkit servers warm for the MCP (fresh kernel per call, DEEPNOTE_MCP_SERVER_IDLE_SECONDS), with shutdown hooks; MCP responses report success=false when a block failed. - resolveProjectPython gains a .venv/venv tier that requires deepnote-toolkit to be importable. - *.integration.test.ts files run against the real toolkit via pnpm test:integration and a new CI job, with leaked-process checks. Part of #162. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe runtime now owns server lifecycle and reports typed server, kernel, and execution failures. It supports startup and block timeouts, server-log forwarding, kernel interruption, reconnection handling, and runtime hints. Python resolution discovers compatible nearby virtual environments. CLI and MCP outputs include failure categories and remediation hints. Dedicated integration configurations, CI execution, leak guards, and real-server tests cover these behaviors. Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Change: Feature · Unblocks: 1 PR Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant ExecutionEngine
participant Server
participant Kernel
CLI->>ExecutionEngine: start with timeout configuration
ExecutionEngine->>Server: launch and monitor server
ExecutionEngine->>Kernel: connect and execute blocks
Kernel-->>ExecutionEngine: return outputs or typed failures
Server-->>ExecutionEngine: report logs or exit
ExecutionEngine-->>CLI: return categorized results and hints
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MCPTool->>ExecutionEngine: create and start engine
ExecutionEngine->>KernelClient: execute project or block
KernelClient-->>ExecutionEngine: return result or typed failure
ExecutionEngine-->>MCPTool: return structured response
MCPTool->>ExecutionEngine: stop engine
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29-31: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winLeak detection is a no-op for the default interpreter.
integrationPython()returnspython3whenDEEPNOTE_PYTHONis unset.python3contains no/bin/, sovenvDirisnulland this function returns[]. EveryassertNoLeakedToolkitProcessescall then passes without checking anything. That is the default path for local runs, so the process-leak coverage only works in CI.Resolve the interpreter prefix with the interpreter itself instead of parsing the string.
♻️ Resolve the prefix from the interpreter
export function leakedToolkitProcesses(python: string): string[] { - const venvDir = python.includes('/bin/') ? python.slice(0, python.lastIndexOf('/bin/')) : null - if (!venvDir) return [] + let venvDir: string + try { + venvDir = execFileSync(python, ['-c', 'import sys; print(sys.prefix)'], { + encoding: 'utf-8', + timeout: 60_000, + }).trim() + } catch { + return [] + } + if (!venvDir) return [] try {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/mcp/README.md`:
- Around line 44-48: Format the Markdown table containing DEEPNOTE_WORKSPACE,
DEEPNOTE_PYTHON, and DEEPNOTE_MCP_SERVER_IDLE_SECONDS with Prettier, preserving
its content and ensuring it passes the Markdown formatting check.
In `@packages/runtime-core/src/execution-engine.ts`:
- Around line 191-192: Update watchServerExit to register a removable
process-exit listener instead of a permanent server.exited promise handler,
store its detach callback on the engine, and invoke it from stop(). Preserve
stderr-tail handling for owned servers by retaining the resolved exit details or
reading them through the existing owned-server path.
In `@packages/runtime-core/src/kernel-client.ts`:
- Around line 93-95: Update KernelClient.connect to reset fatalError and
wasConnected before creating the new session, clearing stale failure state on
reconnect while preserving pending executions, including entries retained by
fail().
- Around line 379-385: Update the kernel connection-loss handling around the
default branch and probeServer result so an 'ok' probe grants exactly one
bounded reconnect retry, while preserving the existing failure path on the
subsequent timeout. Track this retry with a flag, reset the flag when the
connection is successfully restored, and keep the 404/error handling unchanged.
In `@packages/runtime-core/src/server-pool.ts`:
- Around line 126-133: Update ServerPool.killAll() to synchronously signal every
PID recorded in ServerInfo.childPids before signaling the toolkit supervisor
process. Preserve the existing SIGTERM handling for child.server?.process,
including ignoring already-exited processes, and ensure cleanup remains
synchronous for the process.on('exit') hook.
In `@packages/runtime-core/src/server-starter.ts`:
- Around line 142-144: Update the startup-failure cleanup in startServer to
enumerate the supervisor PID and its direct child process IDs via
childProcessIds, kill each child before terminating serverProcess, and preserve
the existing healthCheck.abort and error propagation behavior.
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- Around line 29-31: Update leakedToolkitProcesses to resolve the interpreter
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from a /bin/ path segment; ensure the default python3 path is checked and
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245-245: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDocument the full interpreter fallback order.
Line 245 skips the documented
--python/pythonPath, project configuration, Homebrew Python, and>= 3.9checks. As written, it directs users to system Python immediately after rejecting.venv/venv, which can select an unsupported interpreter and contradict the preceding checklist. Update this sentence to state the complete precedence.Suggested wording
-If no IDE environment is found and `DEEPNOTE_PYTHON` is unset, the CLI next looks for a `.venv` or `venv` directory from the notebook's directory upward and uses it when `deepnote-toolkit` is installed there (`source: venv`); otherwise it falls back to the system Python. +If no IDE environment is found, and `--python`/`pythonPath` and `DEEPNOTE_PYTHON` are unset, the CLI checks project configuration, then searches upward for a `.venv` or `venv` containing `deepnote-toolkit` (`source: venv`), checks Homebrew Python, and uses system Python only as the final fallback. Selected interpreters must be >= 3.9.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Watch a pooled server for exit with a removable process listener instead of a permanent promise handler, so engines attached to a warm server do not accumulate; expose the stderr tail on ServerInfo for the exit message. - Reset fatal state when a kernel client reconnects after a failure. - Give a dropped connection one more grace period when the server still answers and the kernel exists, since the Jupyter client may be mid-backoff. - Signal recorded children before the supervisor in ServerPool.killAll and on startup failure, so a force-killed supervisor cannot orphan Jupyter or the language server. - Detect leaked toolkit processes by the interpreter prefix (sys.prefix) with a baseline snapshot, so the check also works for a bare python3 and ignores pre-existing servers. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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161-161: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftRecheck process exit after child-process discovery.
The server can exit after
waitForServersucceeds and before thisawaitcompletes.startServerthen returns a terminated process.watchServerExitinpackages/runtime-core/src/execution-engine.tsattaches too late and misses the exit event.After the await, check
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Keep this PR to the runtime hardening: typed failures, fail-fast shutdown, timeouts, child cleanup, the .venv tier, CLI and MCP failure reporting, and the real-toolkit integration tests. The ServerPool, the engine option to attach to an existing server, and the MCP lifecycle hooks move to a stacked PR with concurrency and crash-recovery tests. The engine exposes serverPid so the Jupyter-crash integration test no longer needs an external server. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…g timeout A server that accepts the connection but never answers left fetch() pending, and the startup timeout was only checked between requests, so --startup-timeout could be exceeded by a wide margin. Each request now carries its own deadline derived from the time left, and the wait fails with server-launch on schedule. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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323-323: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDo not sleep past the startup deadline.
After a fetch reaches its deadline, Line 323 waits another 200 ms before the loop checks the timeout again.
startServer({ startupTimeoutMs: 1000 })can therefore fail about 200 ms late.Break when no time remains, or cap the sleep to the remaining time.
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…y at the startup deadline - After listing the supervisor children, a server that exited meanwhile is reported as a launch failure (and its children killed) instead of being handed out, since nothing attached later would see its exit event. - The health-check loop no longer sleeps past the remaining startup budget. - SKILL.md states the full run-time interpreter order and separates it from the CLI installation checklist. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…achine The leaked-process guard sees every toolkit process of the interpreter, so a concurrent run of the suite reports the other run's servers as leaks. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
deepnote/vscode-deepnote#376 drops the extension-managed environments and keeps recording only the selected interpreter in .vscode/deepnote.json. Make environmentId and venvPath optional on IdePythonEnvironment, omit environmentId from the MCP python response when the sidecar has none, and reword the docs and the fallback hint around "the interpreter selected for the notebook in the Deepnote extension". Pin both sidecar shapes as fixtures under test-fixtures/ide-sidecar/ and add resolver and MCP tests that read them. The full shape written by older extension versions keeps resolving, with venvPath still the fallback when no interpreter is recorded. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ning Brings in the interpreter-only sidecar support from #518. Conflicts in the bare-Python hint, the resolver's precedence comment, cli-run.md, and the MCP README were resolved by keeping the .venv tier from this branch and adopting the "interpreter selected in the Deepnote extension" wording. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… not venvPath A sidecar written after vscode-deepnote#376 has no venvPath, so the skill's prerequisite step now reads the recorded pythonInterpreter and the section is named after what it detects. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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197-197: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse
pythonInterpreterin the installation instruction.Line 197 tells users to use
venvPath. Current sidecars record onlypythonInterpreter, so this instruction fails for the normal sidecar shape. UsepythonInterpreter, withvenvPathonly as the legacy fallback.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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packages/mcp/src/tools/execution.ts (1)
79-81: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDocument local virtual-environment resolution in the MCP schema.
Lines 79-81 and 205 omit the
.venv/venvstep. The shared resolver selects a local environment containingdeepnote-toolkitafter IDE lookup and before system Python. Keep both descriptions aligned so MCP clients do not override the selected environment based on incorrect guidance.Also applies to: 205-205
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- Around line 92-93: Update the fallback message in the project Python resolver
to mention both project .venv and venv directories, matching the directories
checked by the resolver. Preserve the existing guidance about installing
deepnote-toolkit or selecting an interpreter.
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In `@packages/mcp/src/tools/execution.ts`:
- Around line 79-81: Update the interpreter-selection descriptions near the
documented resolver and the MCP schema entry to include local .venv/venv
resolution after IDE configuration lookup and before system Python, noting that
the selected environment must contain deepnote-toolkit. Keep both descriptions
aligned with the shared resolver order.
In `@skills/deepnote/SKILL.md`:
- Line 197: Update the IDE environment instruction to use the sidecar’s
pythonInterpreter value for installation, falling back to venvPath only for
legacy deepnote.json files. Preserve the existing search across .vscode,
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Derive the folder list in BARE_PYTHON_HINT from IDE_SIDECAR_DIRS so it cannot drift, name .antigravity and .agent in the MCP pythonPath description, and explain in the fixture README why .agent is read even though the extension never writes it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…when no Python is given Closes the gap in #288: the VS Code / Cursor extension already records the venv it created for each project in `.vscode/deepnote.json` (or `.cursor/`, `.antigravity/`), but nothing in the CLI or MCP server read it, so `deepnote_run` fell back to a bare `python` without deepnote-toolkit and failed. - runtime-core: add `resolveProjectPython` with the precedence explicit arg -> `DEEPNOTE_PYTHON` -> extension sidecar matched on `project.id` -> system default. Sidecars are searched from the notebook's directory upward; stale mappings are skipped with a warning; a hint is returned when only a bare system Python was left. - cli: `run`, `analyze`, `lint`, and `dag` go through the shared resolver. `run` prints which interpreter it picked and appends the hint to a server start failure. - mcp: `deepnote_run` (project, notebook, block, and dry runs) uses the resolver, also searching `DEEPNOTE_WORKSPACE`, and reports `python: { path, source, ... }`. - docs: skill and MCP README describe the resolution order; fix the Antigravity folder name (`.antigravity/`, not `.agent/`). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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deepnote/vscode-deepnote#376 drops the extension-managed environments and keeps recording only the selected interpreter in .vscode/deepnote.json. Make environmentId and venvPath optional on IdePythonEnvironment, omit environmentId from the MCP python response when the sidecar has none, and reword the docs and the fallback hint around "the interpreter selected for the notebook in the Deepnote extension". Pin both sidecar shapes as fixtures under test-fixtures/ide-sidecar/ and add resolver and MCP tests that read them. The full shape written by older extension versions keeps resolving, with venvPath still the fallback when no interpreter is recorded. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… not venvPath A sidecar written after vscode-deepnote#376 has no venvPath, so the skill's prerequisite step now reads the recorded pythonInterpreter and the section is named after what it detects. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Derive the folder list in BARE_PYTHON_HINT from IDE_SIDECAR_DIRS so it cannot drift, name .antigravity and .agent in the MCP pythonPath description, and explain in the fixture README why .agent is read even though the extension never writes it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ocument it The README already said DEEPNOTE_WORKSPACE defaults to the server's cwd, but the sidecar lookup only used it when set. Use the same default as the resources so the variable means one thing, and test the cwd path. The skill now also names the extra roots each tool searches, tells readers to install deepnote-cli with the interpreter the tools resolved (covering older sidecars that record only venvPath), and mentions that venvPath fallback in the prerequisite step. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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It seems agent block is ignoring this option? Can you please double check? OR is agent block an exception? If yes we should explicitly document it.
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This was an omission, not an intentional exception. Fixed in 60dc951: agent blocks now have a deadline covering the model/tool loop, with generated Python sharing the remaining time. Expiry aborts the agent and reports execution-timeout; docs explain that cancellation waits for in-flight tool cleanup. Follow-up 6d2c570 preserves fatal runtime errors from generated code. Regression tests and all pre-push checks pass. Please re-review and resolve if addressed.
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🟡 Minor · Document the toolkit requirement for the IDE interpreter.
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDocument the toolkit requirement for the IDE interpreter.
resolveProjectPythonaccepts an existing sidecarpythonInterpreterwithout checking fordeepnote-toolkit, so it takes precedence over a toolkit-enabled local environment. The runtime then invokespython -m deepnote_toolkit server; a plain IDE environment can fail withNo module named deepnote_toolkit. State that the selected IDE interpreter must havedeepnote-toolkit[server]installed.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Stacked on #518 (interpreter resolution for #288); merge that first. Part of #162: for headless execution to be a first-class feature, the runtime has to fail loudly, fail fast, and be tested against the real toolkit.
Warm server pooling for the MCP is deliberately not in this PR. It lands as a follow-up stacked on this one (#520), with real concurrency and crash-recovery tests, so the reliability work here can be reviewed and merged on its own.
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Read against the runtime as it stands on
main:--versionand--help; every engine and kernel test mocks the Jupyter client. A toolkit release or a@jupyterlab/servicesbump can breakdeepnote runwith all checks green.python -m deepnote_toolkit serverexits immediately (toolkit not installed), the startup race rejects at once, but the health-check loop is never cancelled and keeps polling until the 120 s startup timeout. The CLI has already printed its error and sits there. Measured at 2:00 before, 0.3 s after.engine.start()error, including port conflicts, timeouts and bad--pythonpaths. Machine output has no failure category, and exit code 1 covers infra failures and user code alike..venv. feat: use the interpreter selected in the Deepnote extension when no Python is given (#288) #518 adds the extension sidecar andDEEPNOTE_PYTHON; a.venvnext to the notebook was still ignored in favour of barepython.stopServerSIGKILLs the toolkit supervisor two seconds after SIGTERM. The supervisor terminates each child and waits up to five seconds for it, so under load it is still shutting Jupyter down when it is killed, and the Jupyter server, language server and kernel are orphaned. Found while adding a leaked-process check to the integration tests; it reproduced twice in full runs and never in isolation.Changes
Typed failures (
@deepnote/runtime-core). NewRuntimeErrorfamily with a closedcategory:server-launch,kernel-launch,kernel-died,server-exited,execution-timeout, plusin-blockfor the block's own code. Errors carry an optionalhint.startServernames the real cause (toolkit missing for that interpreter, a missing server dependency, process exit with stderr tail, health-check timeout).BlockExecutionResultandExecutionSummarygainfailureCategory.No more hangs.
ServerInfo.exitedsettles when the process ends; the engine fails the in-flight execution withServerExitedErrorwhen that happens mid-run, through a removable process listener it detaches on stop. The kernel client fails in-flight executions withKernelDiedErrorondead/autorestartingstatus (and translates the client's opaque "Canceled future" rejection), and runs a connection watchdog: a dropped websocket that is not back within 10 s is probed; a dead server or missing kernel fails immediately, a server that still answers gets exactly one more grace period. After a fatal error every laterexecute()rejects immediately, and a client canconnect()again from a clean slate. Integration tests measure a dead kernel reported in ~8 s and a killed Jupyter server in ~14 s.Fast startup failure. The health-check loop is abortable and is aborted when startup fails, and every health request is bounded by the time left in the startup timeout, so a server that accepts the connection but never answers cannot stall past
--startup-timeout. Kernel disposal detaches the kernel's Lumino listeners when the connection is down, because@jupyterlab/servicesawaits its post-restartreconnect()without handling rejection; disposing mid-reconnect otherwise surfaces an unhandled rejection. Adds@lumino/signalingas a direct dependency (already in the tree).No more orphaned servers. The toolkit supervisor starts Jupyter and the language server in their own sessions, so nothing but its explicit cleanup ever reaches them.
startServerrecords those child pids once the server is ready, andstopServerwaits up to 10 s for the supervisor to finish its own cleanup, kills the children before force-killing a supervisor that ignores SIGTERM (also on a failed startup), and afterwards terminates any recorded child that outlived the supervisor. Every integration test file checks after each test that no toolkit, Jupyter, language-server or kernel process from the interpreter's environment was left behind, and prints the toolkit server's log when one is.Configurable timeouts and logs.
RuntimeConfiggainsserverStartupTimeoutMs,kernelStartupTimeoutMs,blockTimeoutMsandonServerLog. A block that exceeds the block timeout is interrupted and the run fails withexecution-timeout. CLI:--startup-timeout <seconds>(applied to server and kernel) and--block-timeout <seconds>;deepnote --debug runstreams the toolkit server log as[server stdout]/[server stderr].CLI reporting. The blanket install hint is gone;
Failed to start server: <cause>is followed by the runtime's hint (and the interpreter hint from #518 when only a bare python was available).-o json/-o toonaddfailureCategoryon the run and on the failed block, andhint; a startup failure emits{ success: false, error, failureCategory, hint }. Exit codes are unchanged.MCP reporting.
deepnote_runresponses now reportsuccess: falsewhen a block failed (previously hardcodedtrue), plusfailureCategoryandhint; a runtime that cannot start returns a structured error with the same fields. Each call still starts and stops its own server; reuse is the follow-up PR.Interpreter resolution.
resolveProjectPythongains a tier between the IDE sidecar and the system default: a.venv/venvfound from the notebook's directory upward whose interpreter can importdeepnote_toolkit. A venv without the toolkit is skipped with a warning, so an unrelated project venv never shadows a working system Python (source: venv).Integration tests in CI.
*.integration.test.tsfiles are excluded frompnpm testand run bypnpm test:integration(vitest.integration.config.ts). New job "Runtime Integration (deepnote-toolkit)" installs Python 3.12 +deepnote-toolkit[server], builds, and runs them withDEEPNOTE_PYTHONset. Eleven tests against the real server: engine success/in-block/kernel-died/server-exited/block-timeout/missing-toolkit, the built CLI for success/in-block/--block-timeout/missing toolkit (asserting the fast exit), and the pre-existing local-runner test, which now runs instead of skipping. A leak guard keyed on the interpreter'ssys.prefixflags any process a test left behind.Docs
skills/deepnote/references/cli-run.md(new flags, failure-category table, venv tier, cloud-ignored flags),cli-analysis.md,SKILL.md,packages/cli/README.md,packages/mcp/README.md(failure fields, venv tier),AGENTS.mdandCONTRIBUTING.md(pnpm test:integration).Tests
pnpm test:integration, ~65 s) and in the new CI job, with no leaked processes.pnpm typecheck,pnpm lintAndFormat,pnpm spell-checkclean.Not in this PR: warm server pooling for the MCP (follow-up);
--kernel/ non-Python kernels (see #154, #162);.venvdiscovery does not consultpyproject.toml; and if the toolkit supervisor itself is SIGKILLed (for example by the OOM killer) its already-orphaned children are cleaned up only whenstopServerruns, which is only fully fixable on the toolkit side (a process group orPR_SET_PDEATHSIGfor its children).🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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