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refactor-nb

Jupyter Notebook (.ipynb) 内の import 文やコードセルを一括置換・リファクタリングする

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Skill instructions

refactor_notebooks Skill

This skill is for programmatically analyzing Jupyter Notebook (.ipynb) files and performing batch replacement or modification of specific import patterns or code blocks.

Instructions

  1. Analyze Notebook Structure:

    • Load .ipynb files as JSON using Python and iterate through the cells list.
    • Verify if the cell_type of each cell is code.
  2. Filter and Match:

    • Join the source field (list format) into a string and use regular expressions or keyword matching to identify target cells.
    • Target specific import statements (e.g., from gwexpy.noise import asd), function calls, or targeted comments.
  3. Implement Transformation:

    • Create a transformation script to rewrite the source list of the cells in memory.
    • The updated source must be in list format (each element as a string ending with a newline).
  4. Write and Verify:

    • Save the file using json.dump, maintaining an indent of 1 (a gwexpy convention) and specifying ensure_ascii=False.
    • Verify that the resulting notebook is valid JSON and that the intended changes have been applied using view_file or similar.

Usage Guidelines

  • When modifying multiple notebooks across a directory, create a loop script that collects .ipynb files using glob or similar.
  • For complex refactoring, adopt a workflow of saving the logic as a temporary .py script, executing it via run_command, and then deleting the script.

Examples

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Source history

Indexed on
2026-01-20
Index updated
2026-01-26
Branch
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