Guide

Start with a saved marimo notebook and create one view. Continue through notebook results and Studio authoring, or open the task guide that matches what you need to do.

Start here

1. Create your first view creates a view project and opens the notebook in Studio.
2. One notebook, many views separates shared analysis from purpose-specific interfaces.
3. Place notebook results in a view connects cells, rendered outputs, and browser values to source documents.
4. Edit and preview in Studio covers modes, layouts, runtime switching, and build feedback.

Author a view

• Manage view source explains source documents, build inputs, manifests, conflicts, and recovery.
• Style a view covers authored CSS, utility classes, projected Marimo output, loading states, and icons.
• Choose a frontend compares Vanilla HTML, React, Reveal.js, and Svelte starters.
• Author with a coding agent gives agents the same inspect, edit, build, show, and verify loop.

Run and deliver a view

• Navigate and preserve state covers view URLs, query parameters, fragments, history, and Python session replay.
• Run or export a view compares Python, Browser, and Prepared runtimes with static delivery.
• Deploy a live Python view covers authenticated serving, application servers, reverse proxies, and health checks.
• Troubleshoot Studio routes common failures to a focused diagnostic and recovery action.

Use the reference when you need an exact command, configuration field, record shape, limit, or browser event.