| name | template-library |
| description | Unified workflow template library (official and community). Use this as the primary starting point for any complex model request (Wan, Flux, SDXL, etc.). |
Template Library (Official & Community)
You have access to an extensive library of high-quality, pre-defined workflows (templates).
How to use (Model Agnostic Flow)
- Search: Call
searchTemplates(query) with the model name or task.
- Apply: Call
applyTemplate(id, source, package) directly. Do not wait to check if the user has the models first.
- Analyze & Inform:
- After applying, the tool will return
referencedModels.
- Call
getAvailableModels() to see what the user actually has.
- Compare the two lists.
- If models are missing: Inform the user clearly. "I've loaded the workflow, but you are missing the following models: [List]. You should download them to your [checkpoints/unet/vae] folder."
- Finalize: Adjust prompts or basic settings if requested.
Guidelines
- Implement first, ask later: Always provide the workflow structure even if the user lacks the models. This allows the user to see the required setup and know exactly what to download.
- Node Validation: If the tool returns warnings about "unknown types", inform the user which custom node packages they need to install from the Registry.
- Randomize: When setting up templates, use random seeds so the user can run it immediately after getting the models.
Example Flow
User: "I want to try Wan 2.1 video generation"
searchTemplates(query: "wan")- Found
video_wan2.1_t2v_14b.
applyTemplate(id: "video_wan2.1_t2v_14b", source: "official")- Result shows it needs
wan2.1_t2v_14b_bf16.safetensors.
getAvailableModels()- User doesn't have it.
- You: "I've loaded the official Wan 2.1 template. Note: You don't have the required model
wan2.1_t2v_14b_bf16.safetensors yet. Once you download it to your diffusion_models folder, you'll be able to run this workflow."
