How do I install LivebookTools?
Run `mix escript.install github thmsmlr/livebook_tools` and add the escript directory (usually `~/.mix/escripts`) to your `PATH`.
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Powertools for livebook.dev — AI Code Editing, MCP Servers, and Running Livebooks from the CLI
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LivebookTools is a CLI tool for working with .livemd files. It provides an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that connects AI coding agents to Livebook sessions, enables syncing files to a running Livebook (BYOE), and allows running Livebooks as scripts from the command line. It is built in Elixir and requires a running Livebook instance with distributed Elixir.
Install LivebookTools via mix escript.install github thmsmlr/livebook_tools and ensure the escript directory is on your PATH. Set the environment variables LIVEBOOK_NODE and LIVEBOOK_COOKIE to match your running Livebook server. Then configure your AI code editor (e.g., Cursor) to connect to the MCP server via STDIO using the livebook_tools command; the server will auto‑discover and expose its tools.
.livemd files to an open Livebook session..livemd files in an AI‑powered code editor while syncing changes to a Livebook session.run command.Run `mix escript.install github thmsmlr/livebook_tools` and add the escript directory (usually `~/.mix/escripts`) to your `PATH`.
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