Create a Nuke node of any type and optionally connect it to an existing node. Input the node class and connection target to build compositing workflows.
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- Capture the current Nuke comp state and return a snapshot ID for later diffing. Use before edits to track changes; stores up to five server-side snapshots.MIT
- Render frames through a Nuke Write node: preview with confirm false, then run with confirm true; async returns task_id for polling, or set synchronous to block.MITDestructive
- Captures a compact Nuke script fingerprint—counts, errors, warnings, selection, viewer, display node, and a short hash—to help delta checks skip unchanged response payloads.MIT
- Install dependencies for a project. Optionally clean node_modules or vendor first to avoid stale packages.MIT
- Perform a combined refresh of project state and soul memory in one call, with blend mode for incremental re-grounding or nuke mode for a hard reload to clear polluted session memory.MIT
- Compare a current Nuke comp against a saved snapshot to identify added or removed nodes and changed knobs; call snapshot_comp first to obtain the snapshot_id.MIT
- Set a per-frame TCL expression on a Nuke node knob to drive animated values, with regex pre-flight blocking forbidden Python or TCL system calls.MIT
- Compare the current Nuke scene against a previous hash to detect changes. If unchanged, return changed=false; otherwise return the full digest body.MIT
- Disable all tools within a named profile to deactivate its capabilities. The core profile stays locked, so read paths and profile loading remain available.MIT
- Read a Nuke node graph or subtree to retrieve nodes, connections, knob values, and errors. Use summary or pagination for large comps.MIT
- Resume a task awaiting input by passing its 16-hex-char task ID; returns status so clients can continue workflows or probe support.MIT
- Inspect a single Nuke node to retrieve non-default knobs, connections, expressions, animation state, errors, and internal group/gizmo structure for debugging or automation.MIT
- Remove a node from the script. Call with confirm=False to preview, then confirm=True to delete.MITDestructive
- Creates a Nuke Write node connected to an input node with production defaults, validating file type and output path for safe renders.MIT
- Remove an expression or animation from a Foundry Nuke knob, leaving the knob at its current value.MIT