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You can now [embed JavaScript widgets](https://mystmd.org/guide/widgets) in your MyST pages using the new `{anywidget}` directive. Widgets follow the [anywidget specification](https://anywidget.dev/), which gives plugin authors an extension point for embedding JS capabilities in their documents.

A widget is a JavaScript module that exports a `render` function. You pass it initial state as JSON in the directive body, and it renders an interactive element on the page. You could use this for interactive figures, explorable explanations, or custom visualizations without leaving MyST.
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Adding a note about Curvenote's contribution here.

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A widget is a JavaScript module that exports a `render` function. You pass it initial state as JSON in the directive body, and it renders an interactive element on the page. You could use this for interactive figures, explorable explanations, or custom visualizations without leaving MyST.
A widget is a JavaScript module that exports a `render` function. You pass it initial state as JSON in the directive body, and it renders an interactive element on the page. You could use this for interactive figures, explorable explanations, or custom visualizations without leaving MyST.
Thank you to [Curvenote](https://curvenote.com) for [upstreaming](https://github.com/curvenote/curvenote/tree/main/packages/any-widget) the `{anywidget}` directive, which has been in development since a Scientific Python sprint in 2024.

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