Also the modular packages they have built are amazing. They have a node package called @jupyterlab/services which lets you write typescript code for your own libraries that can then call the Jupyter Server.
An example of using JupyterLab services is provided on their GitHub:
The extension framework means anybody can build something like that. The beauty of it is that because that feature is so useful it's almost guaranteed someone will make it at some point.
I'm not sure if this backs up your point or not. But I was blessed to build, using JupyterLab packages a quick and easy GUI creation tool for python packages. It lets you create the GUI itself in Markdown.
There would need to be two separate products. One covered by higher liability intended for use in critical systems, and the other under the standard liability.
I imagine that the higher liability CPU would likely be slow, old, and very very expensive. But that is the compromise required on behalf of the consumer.
An example of using JupyterLab services is provided on their GitHub:
https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/tree/master/package...
Because of the way they built their packages I have been able to stand on the shoulder of giants and build the following tool:
https://github.com/SimonBiggs/scriptedforms
I am very grateful to the JupyterLab team. They have built something brilliant.