Retrieve ComfyUI system information including GPU details, VRAM usage, Python version, and operating system. Useful for diagnosing hardware and software configuration.
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- Retrieve ComfyUI server health metrics including version details, memory usage, and device information to monitor system status and resource utilization.MIT
- Get ComfyUI system information for generation decisions: GPU VRAM, queue depth, and version, with sensitive data filtered out.MIT
- View running and pending jobs in the ComfyUI execution queue to monitor workflow processing status and manage job priorities.MIT
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- Disconnects from the ComfyUI server to free resources and stop communication.MIT
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- Get detailed information about a ComfyUI custom node pack from the Registry using its pack ID.MIT
- Retrieves ComfyUI system details like OS, RAM, VRAM, and device info to help diagnose performance issues.-
- Deploy a ComfyUI workflow as a serverless API with configurable hardware, scaling limits, and idle timeout.MITDestructive
- Call a ComfyUI backend endpoint on a live instance to manage resources, such as freeing GPU memory with api/free.MITDestructive
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- Fetch full details for a specific preventive maintenance (PM) schedule by ID, covering tasks, resources, and linked assets.MIT
- Check which models are installed on your ComfyUI before generating. Lists available model files grouped by type, so you know what you already have and what to download.MIT
- Save, list, and restore custom-node versions in ComfyUI to recreate or roll back node setups.MIT
- Install ComfyUI locally in a clean target directory, cloning the repo, creating a dedicated virtualenv, and installing dependencies via pip or uv. Supports version selection and optional ComfyUI-Manager.MITDestructive
- Creates ready-to-run ComfyUI workflow JSON from built-in templates, applies edits, and validates it without executing.MIT
- Search ComfyUI custom node packs by keyword in the public registry and fetch full details for any pack using its exact registry ID.MIT
- Install, update, repair, enable/disable, or uninstall ComfyUI custom node packs; sync dependencies.MIT
- Interrupt a running ComfyUI workflow globally or by prompt ID. Stop active generation immediately to free resources or abort unwanted tasks.MITDestructive
- Stop the local ComfyUI server started by comfy-cli. It safely shuts down only the recorded process, avoiding termination of unrelated ComfyUI instances.AGPL 3.0
- Update a local ComfyUI installation by choosing ComfyUI core, every custom node pack, or comfy-cli itself. Updating all custom packs requires user confirmation first.AGPL 3.0