I am back on the original goal of exporting my Observable notebooks to my offline-first format (lopecode), in a way that preserves editability. I started a notebook called jumpgate, that can do the conversion, and then opens a PR against Github. The first notebook I am trying to get this working with is Jumpgate itself. I use lightning-fs + isomorphic-git to do the Github part within a browser. The prototype is working sourcecode on Observable: https://observablehq.com/@tomlarkworthy/jumpgate git PR opened by the notebook: https://github.com/tomlarkworthy/lopecode/pull/4 as my repo is configured as a static host as well, we can see the result of jumpgate after going through the jumpgate here: https://tomlarkworthy.github.io/lopecode/notebooks/@tomlarkworthy_jumpgate.html#view=S100%28%40tomlarkworthy%2Fmodule-selection%29 Currently its slow as hell as the git checkout takes a long time. lightning-fs is storing itself in indexdb so there is not need to do a full checkout everytime, we should be able to merge with what exists. I went with simplicity for now as the stateful logic gets complicated as you have to do different git commands depending on whether you have done an initial clone etc. I am not sure how to manage the PR branch either, I keep force pushing a single branch but thats probably not correct either, I should use a fresh one each time but then you need to be careful not to fill indexdb with orphaned work. If anyone has a strong opinion on what the ideal github workflow for syncing offline files is LMK The jumpgate does not add the extra functionality to make a notebook editable, I need to next mixin with my editor notebooks to get the thing to do what I want. Good stage though, Having notebooks open PRs is cool.