Sets up a local ComfyUI installation by cloning the repository, creating a dedicated virtual environment, and installing Python dependencies. Optionally installs ComfyUI-Manager.
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- Persist an absolute path to a ComfyUI installation directory as the default workspace, stored in the config file for later retrieval by workspace listing tools.MIT
- Restore a previously saved custom-node snapshot via ComfyUI-Manager; changes take effect after ComfyUI restarts.MIT
- Automatically identifies and installs missing custom node dependencies required by a ComfyUI workflow, using ComfyUI-Manager to queue and process installations.MIT
- Extract embedded ComfyUI workflow metadata from a PNG file to understand how the image was generated. Reverse-engineer any ComfyUI image's workflow and prompt data.MIT
- Install custom node packs for ComfyUI by registry ID, git URL, or name. Uses ComfyUI-Manager API with fallback to CLI; restart may be needed.MIT
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- Reinstall a ComfyUI custom node by uninstalling and then installing it, optionally specifying version, mode, or channel. Uses the ComfyUI-Manager API or cm-cli for fallback.MIT
- Update installed ComfyUI custom node packs individually or all at once using ComfyUI-Manager API or CLI fallback.MIT
- Retrieve system information from a ComfyUI server, including GPU details, VRAM usage, and software versions. Use to verify connectivity and ensure sufficient resources before running workflows.MIT
- Search HuggingFace Hub for ComfyUI-compatible models including checkpoints, LoRAs, VAEs, and ControlNets. Returns a ranked list with model ID, author, downloads, likes, and tags.MIT
- Interrupt the currently running ComfyUI job, discarding partial results, optionally filtered by prompt_id.MIT
- List locally installed ComfyUI models grouped by type with file size and modification time. Check available models before generating or downloading new ones.MIT
- Search the ComfyUI Registry for custom node packs by keyword. Returns ranked results with details to help you discover and install packs.MIT
- Retrieve the current ComfyUI execution queue, including running and pending jobs with their prompt IDs and positions. Use this to see in-flight jobs before canceling or clearing the queue.MIT
- List recently generated images from ComfyUI's output directory, sorted newest-first, with file size and modification time. For local installs only.MIT
- Update all installed custom nodes using the ComfyUI-Manager API. Queues the update and starts the queue worker.MIT
- Show aggregate statistics from generation history: total generations, unique settings combos, per-model-family counts, and most-reused configurations. Read-only, no ComfyUI required.MIT
- Retrieve a list of installed textual-inversion embeddings from a connected ComfyUI server, ready for use in prompts.MIT
- Capture the current custom-node and version state into a snapshot for restoration. Optionally name the snapshot; omitting the name generates a timestamped one.MIT
- Generate a new ComfyUI custom-node pack from a template, writing pyproject.toml, __init__.py, and a sample node. First step for authoring and publishing custom nodes.MIT