Jupyter Kernels

To see the current status of known Jupyter kernels, visit the jupyter.org kernels page.

Kernels are processes that run interactive code in a particular programming language and return output to the user. Kernels also respond to tab completion and introspection requests - jupyter.org

This repository is the home of the official integration state of the Jupyter kernels ecosystem.

How does it work?

Every night, we run an automated test suite of all the Jupyter kernels in the Docker container that powers all the official Jupyter deployments, namely jupyter/base-notebook.

The results of this are recorded, and displayed on the jupyter.org kernels page.

Kernel x isn't listed!

Kernel maintainers, or helpful users, can opt in to this by creating a Pull Request on this repository.