local-comfyui-mcp
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Scored across 64 tools
Most tools target a distinct resource and action, and the descriptions sharply distinguish likely confusions such as workspace vs workflow, run_workspace vs run_workflow, and get_progress vs get_download_progress. However, with 64 tools in related clusters like layout/arrange/align and install/update/repair/stage, an agent still needs careful reading to select reliably.
Names are mostly snake_case, but conventions vary widely: verb_noun (get_workspace_graph, list_models), noun_verb (workspace_status, comfy_start), bare verbs (interrupt, free_memory), and inconsistent workspace/comfy prefixes. No single predictable pattern spans the set.
64 tools is an extreme mismatch for a single MCP server surface, exceeding the 50+ tools threshold. Even if the domain is broad, the count imposes a heavy selection and maintenance burden.
The set covers workflow, live workspace, environment, package, extension, model, download, and logging operations, including install, update, repair, checkpoint, restore, and run lifecycles. Minor gaps remain, such as uninstalling an extension or deleting models/workflow files, but core workflows are well supported.