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I follow the guide on runcell download to install runcell for my jupyter lab with pip install runcell.

But after pip install, i cannot see the runcell extension AI Agent panel in my jupyter, even if i can find it in extension list.

pip install runcell

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  • Usually it means you didn't run it in the correct environment that Jupyter is using as its backing environment. Running %pip install runcell within a Jupyter .ipynb may help direct that. The magic install command is important there. Note if you install things often and they work the way you did it, then disregard that. ... I would imagine that it requires updates to the front-end and browsers tend to hang on to things. So in short, you may just need a hard browser refresh on the .ipynb file page. On a Mac in Chrome, this is Shift+Command+r. Look up combination for your use. Commented Sep 29 at 13:38
  • Follow-up: Yes, I suspect it is the hard refresh on the browser page that you probably were needing. Why do I say that? I just ran a demo that I can share with you that you can try without touching your own system or logging in or signing up for anything. Go to here and click on the 'launch binder' badge just below the many other badges you see there. That will start a temporary remote session presently with JupyterLab 4.4.7.(I can report JupyterLab version 4.3.5 also worked for me.) When that session comes up, open a new .... Commented Sep 29 at 16:31
  • <continued> notebook, choosing the ipykernel as your kernel choice, and in the first cell execute %pip install runcell. Then restart the kernel. In my experience I noted no change to the interface. Next, I did a hard browser refresh on the page using Shift + Command + r on my Mac in Chrome. (I've seen for Windows, as "Ctrl + F5 or press Ctrl + Shift + R".) Then after the page refreshed, overl on the right sidebar, below the 'Debugger' icon, I now had 'RC' icon in a black box. Clicking on that brought up the RunCell panel on the right side. Commented Sep 29 at 16:38
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