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"Python context management and dependency solving in ComfyUI" matching MCP tools:

  • Verify a custom node pack loads in ComfyUI by checking its class types are registered. Optionally restart ComfyUI and infer class types from the pack name.
    MIT
  • Update a local ComfyUI installation by pulling git changes and reinstalling Python requirements with uv or pip.
    MIT
  • Install ComfyUI locally into an empty directory by cloning the repository, creating a virtual environment, and installing dependencies via pip or uv. Optionally includes ComfyUI-Manager.
    MIT
  • Retrieve ComfyUI environment details including OS, Python, ComfyUI version, GPU/VRAM, and local probes like git revision and torch/CUDA packages. Degrades gracefully when local path is missing.
    MIT
  • Repair a ComfyUI custom node pack's installation and Python dependencies. Supports single pack repair by ID or fixing all packs at once using the ComfyUI-Manager HTTP API or CLI.
    MIT
  • Retrieve ComfyUI server runtime logs to debug execution errors, model loading issues, missing nodes, and Python tracebacks. Filter logs by keyword and limit lines.
    MIT

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  • Reconcile Python dependencies for all installed custom node packs in a local ComfyUI install. Runs cm-cli restore-dependencies to ensure dependencies are consistent.
    MIT
  • Generate a ComfyUI workflow JSON from built-in templates (txt2img, img2img, upscale, inpaint, controlnet, ip_adapter) with optional parameters. Pass the output to validate_workflow or enqueue_workflow.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the current ComfyUI execution queue, showing running and pending jobs with prompt IDs and positions. Use this to check queued items before canceling or clearing jobs.
    MIT
  • Check the status of a ComfyUI job by its prompt ID. Returns whether the job is running, pending, or done, with optional execution stats and error details.
    MIT
  • List model files installed in the local ComfyUI models directory, grouped by type with size and modified time. Check available local models before generating or downloading new ones.
    MIT
  • Report the active ComfyUI workspace: local installation path, its source, persisted default, and API target.
    MIT
  • Generate a SKILL.md document for a ComfyUI custom node pack from its Registry ID or GitHub URL. Includes node mapping, example workflows, and optional local file creation.
    MIT
  • Run a single API node in ComfyUI by providing its class_type and inputs. Enqueues the workflow and returns a prompt ID for tracking results.
    MIT
  • List the filenames of workflows saved in the ComfyUI server's user library. Returns a numbered list of .json files to load with get_workflow or analyze_workflow.
    MIT
  • Retrieve names of installed textual-inversion embeddings from a ComfyUI server. Use these names in prompts with the embedding: prefix.
    MIT
  • Adjust ComfyUI-Manager settings such as preview method, database mode, component policy, update policy, channel, network mode, or security level. HTTP-API changes apply instantly; config.ini changes require a restart.
    MIT
  • Update all installed custom nodes in ComfyUI by queuing the update_all command and starting the queue worker. Does not update ComfyUI core.
    MIT