SQL, persistent Jupyter, and markdown dashboard tooling for Codex.
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# Varro SQL, persistent Jupyter, and markdown dashboard tooling for Codex. This package provides the Python runtime for the Varro plugin: - `varro-mcp` starts the MCP server with SQL, Jupyter, and dashboard snapshot tools. - `varro` starts the local dashboard HTTP server for a project workspace. The MCP server reads project state from the current working directory by default. Set `VARRO_PROJECT_DIR` when launching it from another location.
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