Access Google Colab directly from your local VS Code or Cursor editor using remote tunnels.
Screen.Recording.2023-04-18.at.2.16.16.PM.mp4
Warning
This tool is only allowed by Google Colab's TOS if you are a paid user and have subscription to Colab Pro.
You can make a copy of this notebook to get started.
On Google Colab, first install the library and then run the code.
!pip install -U git+https://github.com/amitness/colab-connect.git
from colabconnect import colabconnect
# Default: VS Code
colabconnect()
# For Cursor editor
# colabconnect(editor="cursor")
- After running the code, copy the given code, click the GitHub link and paste the code.
- Paste your unique code on the github link and press "Continue".
- Open your local VSCode Editor. Install the Remote Tunnels extension if you haven't already installed. Then, open the command prompt and select Remote-Tunnels: Connect to Tunnel
- You will be shown a list of tunnels. Select the first tunnel name that has online beside it.
- You will be connected to the virtual machine and can access the folders. Open the
/colab
folder and store your code there for persistence on Google Drive. The workflow is similar to the Remote SSH plugin