jtydhr88/comfyui-custom-node-skills

comfyui-node-advanced

ComfyUI advanced node patterns - MatchType, Autogrow, DynamicCombo, node expansion, MultiType, wildcard inputs. Use when building complex nodes with dynamic inputs, type matching, or node expansion.

comfyui-node-datatypes

ComfyUI data types - IMAGE, LATENT, MASK, CONDITIONING, MODEL, CLIP, VAE, AUDIO, VIDEO, 3D types, widget types, and custom types. Use when working with ComfyUI tensors, model types, or defining input/output data types.

comfyui-node-frontend

ComfyUI frontend JavaScript extensions - hooks, widgets, sidebar tabs, commands, settings, toasts, dialogs. Use when adding UI features to custom nodes, creating custom widgets, or extending the ComfyUI frontend.

comfyui-node-inputs

ComfyUI node input types - INT, FLOAT, STRING, BOOLEAN, COMBO widgets, hidden inputs, optional inputs, lazy inputs, force_input. Use when configuring node inputs, adding widgets, or customizing input behavior.

comfyui-node-lifecycle

ComfyUI node execution lifecycle - caching, fingerprint_inputs/IS_CHANGED, validate_inputs/VALIDATE_INPUTS, check_lazy_status, execution order. Use when debugging execution, implementing caching control, input validation, or understanding execution flow.

comfyui-node-migration

ComfyUI V1 to V3 node migration - converting legacy nodes to the V3 API. Use when migrating existing custom nodes from V1 to V3, understanding differences between API versions, or modernizing node code.

comfyui-node-outputs

ComfyUI node output types - NodeOutput, UI outputs, PreviewImage, PreviewMask, SavedImages, PreviewAudio, PreviewText, PreviewVideo. Use when returning results from nodes, displaying previews, or saving output files.

comfyui-node-basics

ComfyUI custom node fundamentals - V3 node structure, Schema, inputs/outputs, registration. Use when creating new ComfyUI custom nodes, defining node classes, or setting up a custom node project.

comfyui-node-packaging

ComfyUI custom node project structure - directory layout, __init__.py, registration, requirements.txt, publishing, WEB_DIRECTORY. Use when setting up a new custom node project, packaging nodes, or publishing to the registry.