feat(pipelines): compose Deepnote notebook runs into pipelines - #496
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Run several Deepnote notebooks as one pipeline: fan out, gate on the results,
decide. The callback's own control flow is the pipeline — await, Promise.all,
loops, branches — and the library records what happened: the graph, the events,
the normalized results.
It needs no server and no local kernel. Every step is an HTTP call to Deepnote,
so nothing reachable from orchestrate() imports node:*, and the same pipeline
runs in a script, in CI, and in a browser page. Notebooks are addressed by id and
must already exist: running a pipeline needs permission to run a notebook, not to
create one, which is what lets a page do it with a viewer's short-lived token.
- orchestrate(workflow, { token }) — the pipeline API.
- runOrchestration(workflow, options, executor) — the same engine with the runner
left open, for callers that want to run steps somewhere else.
- control() records a local decision as a graph node, so a gate is visible rather
than happening invisibly between steps.
- outputs.lastJson / lastAgentText read results without depending on block ids,
which Deepnote reassigns when it creates a notebook.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdded Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The pipeline feature still has unresolved failure-lifecycle and output-handling behavior that can trigger unintended notebook executions or expose inconsistent results after a run fails, so it is not merge-ready until these bounded correctness and operational issues are fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Script
participant runPipeline
participant CloudExecutor
participant DeepnoteAPI
Script->>runPipeline: define regional notebook steps and quality gate
runPipeline->>CloudExecutor: execute notebook steps concurrently
CloudExecutor->>DeepnoteAPI: trigger and poll runs
DeepnoteAPI-->>CloudExecutor: status and snapshot
CloudExecutor-->>runPipeline: outputs and step status
runPipeline-->>Script: gate result and graph metadata
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377-386: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftPartial graph is lost when the pipeline throws.
runOrchestrationreturnsgraphandstepsonly on success. Ifworkflowrejects, the caller receivesOrchestrationStepErrorwith one step result and no graph. The module states its purpose is to record what happened, so a failed pipeline is exactly when the graph matters most.Consider attaching the recorded graph and steps to the thrown error, or exposing them through a caller-supplied sink.
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18-37: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRe-export the runtime-core types the orchestration surface exposes.
OrchestrationEventcarriesIOutputandOrchestrationStepResultcarriesExecutionSummary. Line 1 re-exportsAgentStreamEventbut not these two. A consumer that narrows ablock_outputevent must add a direct dependency on@deepnote/runtime-core.♻️ Proposed refactor
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In `@examples/local-runner/orchestration/README.md`:
- Around line 19-20: Add the missing json import at the start of the Python
example so the json.dumps call can emit the gate payload without raising
NameError.
In `@examples/local-runner/orchestration/run.mjs`:
- Around line 3-4: Update examples/local-runner/orchestration/run.mjs lines 3-4
to limit the portability claim to the orchestration callback, acknowledging the
Node-specific bootstrap. Update examples/local-runner/orchestration/README.md
lines 10-12 to state that browser callers must replace the Node bootstrap and
provide configuration and the token through browser-compatible code.
In `@packages/local-runner/src/cloud-executor.ts`:
- Around line 112-118: Prevent malformed snapshot YAML from escaping the
executor and discarding the completed run result. Add a safe snapshot-reading
helper near the existing snapshot parsing logic that catches parsing failures
and returns empty outputs with a null snapshot, while preserving snapshotYaml;
use its result when constructing the step result alongside runId and error.
- Around line 89-95: Update the pollRunUntilComplete contract and its
PollOptions type to accept an optional signal, pass that signal to getRun and
polling waits, and replace the cast at the CloudExecutor call site with a
properly typed options object so CloudExecutorOptions.signal cancels polling.
In `@packages/local-runner/src/run-orchestration.test.ts`:
- Around line 202-217: Update the test named “reads the last agent block,
preferring the text it generated” so the markdown memo block has non-empty
content and the assertion verifies that content, exercising the preference
branch in lastAgentText. Add or retain a separate test case covering fallback to
the agent block’s own output when no generated markdown content is available.
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In `@packages/local-runner/src/index.ts`:
- Around line 18-37: Update the package exports near the orchestration type
re-exports to also expose the runtime-core types used by OrchestrationEvent and
OrchestrationStepResult, specifically IOutput and ExecutionSummary, so consumers
can use the orchestration surface without importing runtime-core directly.
In `@packages/local-runner/src/orchestrate.ts`:
- Around line 377-386: Update runOrchestration so workflow failures preserve and
expose the partially recorded graph and ordered steps on the thrown
OrchestrationStepError, while retaining the existing successful return shape and
ordering behavior.
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- Abort actually reaches polling. PollOptions had no signal field, so `signal: options.signal` was silently discarded by an `as PollOptions` cast: the documented abort never reached the poll loop, which is the long part of a run. Threaded through to getRun and the interval waits, and an abort is no longer retried as a transient failure. - A malformed snapshot no longer destroys the step result. parseSnapshot and extractOutputs both throw on bad content; that escaped the executor and became an OrchestrationStepError, discarding the status, run id, and error — the very diagnostics the snapshot was fetched to preserve, and unreachable by allowFailure since a throw is not a failed result. It degrades to raw YAML now. - The lastAgentText test asserted the fall-through, not the generated-block preference its comment described; the markdown block had no content so the branch was never exercised. Split into two tests that cover both paths. - The orchestration example claimed nothing in it was Node-specific while using process.loadEnvFile/env/exit. The pipeline is portable; the bootstrap is not. - Added the missing `import json` to the example's Python snippet. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 419-420: Update both polling delay paths in the run polling flow
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The engine imports no `node:*` by design, so a pipeline can run in a browser tab. That made `@deepnote/local-runner` — a local, Python-backed runner — the wrong home for it. Move it to its own package before the API is published, and name it after what it does. - `orchestrate` -> `runPipeline`, `runOrchestration` -> `runPipelineWithExecutor`, `Orchestration*` -> `Pipeline*`, `orchestrationOutputs` -> `pipelineOutputs`. - Snapshot reading moves too: `snapshot-view.ts` and `input-info.ts` are the browser-safe half of local-runner and the pipeline needs them, so keeping them behind would have made the two packages depend on each other. `local-runner` re-exports them, and `local-runner/snapshot-reader` still bundles them, so nothing already published changes shape. - `RunBlockOutput` moves alongside, with `ExecutionSummary` and `AgentStreamEvent` restated rather than imported: depending on `@deepnote/runtime-core` for two type aliases would pull a Python execution engine into a browser bundle. `pipeline-types.test.ts` fails to compile if the shapes drift. - The example moves to `examples/pipelines/script`, run by `pnpm example:pipeline`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 1-2: Update the local-runner index exports to preserve
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Preserve the local-runner compatibility exports.
The previous index exported the orchestration types and helpers. The current index removes them, while @deepnote/pipelines provides the corresponding Pipeline*, runPipeline, and runPipelineWithExecutor APIs. Add compatibility aliases or wrappers so existing @deepnote/local-runner imports continue to compile.
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In `@packages/local-runner/src/index.ts` around lines 1 - 2, Update the
local-runner index exports to preserve compatibility with the previous
orchestration API by re-exporting or wrapping the corresponding Pipeline* types
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Stop exporting the engine's internals (finishResult, toRunInputs, the standalone output helpers) from the package index; callers reach the helpers through pipelineOutputs / context.outputs. Remove the fields and event variants nothing ever set or emitted: viewUrl and summary on step results and graph nodes, the block_output and agent_event events, the 'branch' control kind and the node-definition version. registerNode already validates ids, so the second validateNodeId call goes too. RunBlockOutput moves into extract-outputs.ts; block-output.ts only existed to mirror runtime-core's AgentStreamEvent and ExecutionSummary for the removed fields, so it and the local-runner test asserting that mirror are deleted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add `concurrency` to the pipeline options (default 10, a positive integer) and gate the executor call in `run()` behind a counting semaphore, so `Promise.all` over a large fan-out no longer starts every notebook run at once. A step waits for a slot before it is registered, so `step_started` and `startedAt` still describe a run that has begun. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`pollRunUntilComplete` only checked its signal after the interval sleep resolved, so an abort during a long interval sat unnoticed until the timer fired. Use `abortableSleep` for the default sleep and race a caller-provided one against the signal, as `waitForRunSnapshot` already does. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`toRunInputs` refused a `Date`, although that is what a date input block stores. Serialize it with `toISOString()` and reject an invalid Date with a clear message rather than sending "Invalid Date". Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…elines The constant was defined in both packages. Pipelines is browser-safe and already a dependency of local-runner, so it is the single source; local-runner re-exports it for its own cloud entry points. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
snapshot-view.ts pointed at a `snapshot-viewer.ts` that does not exist; the example claimed `examples/local-runner/run-app` uses the pipelines API, which it does not; and the tsdown config listed `@deepnote/runtime-core` as external although the package does not depend on it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@packages/pipelines/src/pipeline.test.ts`:
- Around line 160-165: Update the invalid-Date test around runPipeline to also
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In `@packages/pipelines/src/pipeline.ts`:
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Assert that an invalid Date is not sent to Cloud.
The test verifies the rejection message only. A regression could send "Invalid Date" to triggerNotebookRun and still pass if the pipeline rejects later. Assert that cloudMock.triggerNotebookRun was not called.
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In `@packages/pipelines/src/pipeline.test.ts` around lines 160 - 165, Update the
invalid-Date test around runPipeline to also assert that
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Stop queued notebook steps after a fatal failure.
If a queued step fails without allowFailure, release() starts the next queued step even though runPipelineWithExecutor has already rejected. This can start extra cloud notebook runs after the pipeline reports failure.
Record a fatal pipeline error before releasing the slot. Reject queued run() calls before executeNode() starts them. Keep already-running steps unchanged.
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In `@packages/pipelines/src/pipeline.ts` at line 316, Update the fatal-failure
path in runPipelineWithExecutor so it records the pipeline error before calling
release(), and make queued run() calls reject before invoking executeNode() when
that error exists. Preserve already-running steps and their current behavior.
runPipelineWithExecutor awaited the workflow callback with no try/catch, so a
failing step or a throwing callback discarded the results and graph it had
accumulated. The rejection now carries them: PipelineStepError gains a
`partial` field with the steps in start order, the graph, and the timings,
and anything else the callback throws is wrapped in a new PipelineRunError
with the same field and the original error as `cause`. The resolved shape is
unchanged.
lastOutputJson and outputJson also parsed each output's whole text as JSON.
Jupyter merges consecutive prints into one stream chunk, so a summary line
followed by the JSON reported the step as producing no structured output.
Both now fall back to the suffix starting at the last line that begins with
`{` or `[`, scanning backwards so pretty-printed JSON still parses, and when
nothing parses the error quotes the last 200 characters the block printed.
The example runner writes whatever partial result it receives on failure
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In `@packages/pipelines/src/pipeline.ts`:
- Line 651: Update the suffix validation in the lastJson parsing flow to attempt
JSON.parse for every line-boundary suffix, including scalar values such as
numbers, booleans, null, and strings. Remove the object/array-only startsWith
guard while preserving the existing summary-line handling and JSON extraction
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- Line 420: Update recorded() to snapshot its partial result before rejection by
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| const finishedMs = Date.now() | ||
| return { | ||
| steps: results.sort((a, b) => (resultOrder.get(a.id) ?? 0) - (resultOrder.get(b.id) ?? 0)), | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Freeze partial before rejection.
recorded() returns the live results array and graph. If another step is still running, its completion mutates error.partial after the caller catches the error. This violates the partial-result contract for in-flight steps.
Return copied steps, nodes, and edges.
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- steps: results.sort((a, b) => (resultOrder.get(a.id) ?? 0) - (resultOrder.get(b.id) ?? 0)),
- graph,
+ steps: [...results].sort((a, b) => (resultOrder.get(a.id) ?? 0) - (resultOrder.get(b.id) ?? 0)),
+ graph: {
+ ...graph,
+ nodes: graph.nodes.map(node => ({ ...node })),
+ edges: graph.edges.map(edge => ({ ...edge })),
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In `@packages/pipelines/src/pipeline.ts` at line 420, Update recorded() to
snapshot its partial result before rejection by copying the returned
steps/results array and graph nodes and edges, rather than exposing live mutable
collections. Ensure error.partial remains unchanged when in-flight steps
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| } | ||
| for (let candidate = lineStarts.length - 1; candidate >= 0; candidate -= 1) { | ||
| const suffix = trimmed.slice(lineStarts[candidate]).trimStart() | ||
| if (!suffix.startsWith('{') && !suffix.startsWith('[')) { |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Accept scalar JSON tails.
This guard rejects valid JSON values such as 42, true, null, and "ok" when they follow a summary line. lastJson documents a final JSON value, not only objects and arrays.
Try JSON.parse for every line-boundary suffix.
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In `@packages/pipelines/src/pipeline.ts` at line 651, Update the suffix validation
in the lastJson parsing flow to attempt JSON.parse for every line-boundary
suffix, including scalar values such as numbers, booleans, null, and strings.
Remove the object/array-only startsWith guard while preserving the existing
summary-line handling and JSON extraction behavior.
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executeNode honoured step.allowFailure only when the executor returned a result with success: false. When the executor threw — a poll timeout, a transport or API error, a run that finished without a snapshot — the outer catch wrapped it in PipelineStepError and rethrew, so one hung run in a fan-out marked allow_failure discarded every other step's work. When the step allows failure the engine now synthesizes the failed result the executor could not return: success false, status 'timeout' for a RunTimeoutError and 'error' otherwise, the message as error, empty outputs, no snapshot, the runId when the error exposes one, and the timings. The graph node finishes as failed and step_failed carries that result, exactly as the finished-with-error path does. Without allowFailure the behaviour is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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391-391: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueGraph node target stays undefined for synthesized failures.
The synthesized result uses
target: 'unknown', butfinishNodehere receives notarget, so the graph node keepstarget: undefined. A renderer that readsnode.targetandstep.targetshows two different things for the same failure. Passtarget: 'unknown'for consistency, or document the difference.♻️ Proposed change
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In `@packages/pipelines/README.md`:
- Around line 74-78: Update the PipelineStepError documentation near the
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In `@packages/pipelines/src/pipeline.ts`:
- Line 391: Update the synthesized failure path around finishNode to pass
target: 'unknown' alongside runId and error, matching the synthesized result’s
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| do. `allowFailure` covers every way a step can fail — a notebook that finished with an error status, | ||
| a poll that timed out, a transport or API error, a run that produced no snapshot — and the returned | ||
| result's `status` and `error` say which: `status` is Deepnote's run status when the notebook | ||
| finished, `'timeout'` when the executor stopped waiting for it, and `'error'` otherwise. A timed-out | ||
| run may still be executing in Deepnote; its `runId` is on the result. |
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Note when PipelineStepError.result is absent.
Line 83 states that PipelineStepError carries the failing step's own result. That holds only when the executor returned a failed result. When the executor throws on a step without allowFailure, pipeline.ts Line 394 constructs the error with no result, and the new test asserts it is undefined. Add one clause here so callers guard the field.
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In `@packages/pipelines/README.md` around lines 74 - 78, Update the
PipelineStepError documentation near the allowFailure behavior to state that its
result field may be absent when the executor throws before returning a failed
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1 of 5. Stacked: this → #497 (file format) → #498 (demo) → #504 (TS SDK) → #505 (Python SDK). Review in order; each is independently reviewable.
Run several existing Deepnote notebooks as one pipeline from plain TypeScript control flow: fan out with
Promise.all, gate on the results, decide.Deliberately an imperative API, not a workflow language. The callback's own control flow provides sequencing, concurrency, and conditionals; the library records what happened as a graph, an event stream, and normalized step results.
Where it lives
A new package,
@deepnote/pipelines. Nothing reachable fromrunPipelineimportsnode:*, so the same pipeline runs in a script, in CI, and in a browser page (#498 proves that). A local, Python-backed runner was the wrong home for that, so the browser-safe half of@deepnote/local-runner(snapshot-view,input-info, output extraction) moved here and local-runner re-exports it. Nothing already published changes shape.Notebooks are addressed by id and must already exist. Running a pipeline needs permission to run a notebook, not to create one, which is what lets a page do it with a viewer's short-lived token.
API
runPipeline(workflow, { token, concurrency?, onEvent? }): the pipeline API against Deepnote Cloud.runPipelineWithExecutor(workflow, options, executor): same engine, runner left open. A caller with a local Python kernel supplies one here.control()records a local decision as a graph node, so a gate is visible instead of happening invisibly between steps.pipelineOutputs.lastJson/lastAgentTextread results without depending on block ids, which Deepnote reassigns when it creates a notebook.PipelineStepErrorcarrying the result;allowFailure: truereturns it instead, for every way a step can fail including timeouts and API errors. Every rejection carriespartial: the steps that finished, the graph, and the timings.concurrency(default 10) caps steps in flight, so a wide fan-out cannot flood the API.Changes since the previous revision
allowFailurenow covers a throwing executor.executeNodeonly honoured it when the executor returnedsuccess: false; a poll timeout, a transport or API error, or a missing snapshot was wrapped inPipelineStepErrorand rethrown, so one hung run in anallow_failurefan-out discarded every other step (seen live on 2 September:onboarding-brief[0]timed out after ten minutes and five finished steps were lost). The engine now synthesizes the failed result the executor could not return:success: false,status: 'timeout'for aRunTimeoutErrorand'error'otherwise, the message aserror, empty outputs, no snapshot, therunIdwhen the error exposes one, and the timings. The graph node finishes as failed andstep_failedcarries that result. WithoutallowFailurenothing changes.runPipelineWithExecutorawaited the callback with notry/catch, so a failing step lost the results and graph it had accumulated.PipelineStepErrorgainspartial(stepsin start order,graph,startedAt,finishedAt,durationMs), and anything else the callback throws is wrapped in a new exportedPipelineRunErrorwith the samepartialand the original ascause. The resolved shape is unchanged. The example runner writes whatever partial result it receives on failure.lastJsonreport no structured output.lastOutputJsonandoutputJsonnow fall back to the suffix starting at the last line beginning with{or[, scanning backwards so pretty-printed JSON parses too. When nothing parses, the error quotes the last 200 characters the block printed.lastJsondocumented as needing the last block's output to end with JSON, with earlier lines ignored.Testing
Engine covered through a fake executor (graph, edges, control nodes, concurrency cap with an exact peak-in-flight assertion, duplicate/unknown id rejection, output helpers); the cloud binding with
@deepnote/cloudmocked; abort-during-sleep inpackages/cloud. Full suite (3135), typecheck, biome, prettier, cspell green.Notes for review
targeton a result is a string named by the executor, so a local-kernel executor later needs no type change.Summary by CodeRabbit
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