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Not sure if making the documentation pages live in the Jupyter notebook is possible yet. If not, it certainly is on the agenda.

In any case, you can still launch the legacy "SageNB" notebook.

For this, open a terminal and run

sage -n sagenb

If "sage" is not in your PATH, you may instead have to do

/Applications/SageMath.app/Contents/Resources/sage -n sagenb.

Or, from a Jupyter notebook worksheet using the SageMath kernel, run

!sage -n sagenb

(in Sage, whether in the Sage REPL or in a SageNB worksheet or in a Jupyter worksheet, starting a command by ! lets you execute a terminal command).

Not sure if making the Live documentation pages live in the Jupyter notebook is possible yet. If not, it certainly is on the agenda.work in progress, see Sage trac ticket #24593.

In any case, the meanwhile, you can still launch the legacy "SageNB" notebook.

For this, open a terminal and run

sage -n sagenb

If "sage" is not in your PATH, you may instead have to do

/Applications/SageMath.app/Contents/Resources/sage -n sagenb.

Or, from a Jupyter notebook worksheet using the SageMath kernel, run

!sage -n sagenb

(in Sage, whether in the Sage REPL or in a SageNB worksheet or in a Jupyter worksheet, starting a command by ! lets you execute a terminal command).