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CoreWeave has put Notebooks into public preview inside Forge, giving AI teams a place to investigate experiment and evaluation data with Python or SQL. Notebooks open already connected to a project’s data, and can be shared with colleagues rather than disappearing into one person’s laptop.
Why it mattersThey use marimo’s reactive execution, which updates dependent outputs when code or inputs change. That can help teams dig into failure patterns hidden by aggregate scores, then reuse the analysis as a regression check when new experiments arrive. It is a practical new tool for finding what a dashboard averages away. CoreWeave says notebook apps and persistent dashboard panels are planned next, but are not part of this preview.
Discuss: Should AI teams treat shared notebooks as part of their production evaluation workflow, or keep exploratory analysis separate from the tools used to ship models?
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