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ComfyUI Agent SKILL

Prerequisites: Install the CLI: pip install -U comfyui-skill-cli. All commands must run from this project's root directory (where this SKILL.md is located).

[!IMPORTANT] Directory Sensitivity: The CLI reads config.json and data/ from the current directory. You MUST cd into the project root before running any command. Symptom: list returns [] or server status reports not found → you are in the wrong directory.

Quick Decision

• User says "generate image / draw a picture" → Execution Flow (Step 1–4)
• User says "import workflow / add workflow" → comfyui-skill --json workflow import <path>
• User says "img2img / use this image" → first comfyui-skill --json upload <image>, then execute
• User says "inpainting / mask this area" → comfyui-skill --json upload <mask> --mask, then execute
• User says "show previous results" → comfyui-skill --json history list <id>
• User says "what failed / check job status" → comfyui-skill --json jobs list --status failed
• User says "which server has more VRAM" → comfyui-skill --json server stats --all
• User says "what nodes are available" → comfyui-skill --json nodes list
• User says "dry run / test without executing" → comfyui-skill --json run <id> --validate
• User says "open management UI" → python3 ./ui/open_ui.py

Core Concepts

• Skill ID: <server_id>/<workflow_id> (e.g., local/txt2img). If server is omitted, the default server is used.
• Schema: Each workflow has a schema.json that maps business parameter names (e.g., prompt, seed) to internal ComfyUI node fields. Never expose node IDs to the user.
• Server: One or more ComfyUI instances configured in config.json. Check health with server status.

Command Reference

Execution Flow

Step 1: Query Available Workflows

comfyui-skill --json list

Returns a JSON array of all enabled workflows with their parameters.

• required: true parameters → ask the user if not provided.
• required: false parameters → infer from context (e.g., seed = random number), or omit.
• Never expose node IDs; only use business parameter names (e.g., prompt, style).
• If multiple workflows match, pick the most relevant one or list candidates.

Step 2: Parameter Assembly

Assemble parameters into a JSON string. Example:

{"prompt": "A beautiful landscape, high quality, masterpiece", "seed": 40128491}

If critical parameters are missing, ask the user (e.g., "What visual style would you like?").

Step 3: Pre-flight Dependency Check

Always run before first execution of a workflow:

comfyui-skill --json deps check <server_id>/<workflow_id>

• If is_ready is true → proceed to Step 4.
• If is_ready is false:
  1. Present missing nodes and models to the user.
  2. If user agrees to install, run:

     comfyui-skill --json deps install <id> --repos '["https://github.com/repo1"]'
     

     Use source_repo URLs from the check report as --repos values.
  3. If needs_restart is true, inform the user to restart ComfyUI, then re-check.
  4. Missing models must be downloaded manually — tell the user which folder to place them in (e.g., checkpoints).

Step 4: Execute the Workflow

Note: JSON args must be wrapped in single quotes to prevent bash from parsing double quotes.

Choose the execution mode based on your environment:

Interactive mode: submit + status (recommended for chat)

Step 4a — Submit:

comfyui-skill --json submit <id> --args '{"prompt": "..."}'

Returns: {"status": "submitted", "prompt_id": "..."}. Tell the user generation has started.

Step 4b — Poll:

comfyui-skill --json status <prompt_id>

Status values: queued (with position) → running → success (with outputs) or error.

Polling pattern — critical for real-time feedback:

Each status call must be a separate tool invocation (a separate bash command). Do NOT write a shell loop. The correct pattern is:

1. Run status as a standalone bash command.
2. Read the returned JSON.
3. If queued or running: send a text message to the user with progress, then run status again.
4. If success: proceed to Step 5.
5. If error: report the error.

Non-interactive mode: one-shot blocking (for scripts/CI)

comfyui-skill --json run <id> --args '{"prompt": "..."}'

Blocks until finished. Returns the same result format as status with success.

Step 5: Present Results

On success, the result contains an outputs array with file references (filename, subfolder, type). Use your native capabilities to present the files to the user (e.g., image preview, file path).

Workflow Import

When the user wants to add new workflows (not execute existing ones):

comfyui-skill --json workflow import <json_path>

• Supports both API format and editor format (auto-detected, auto-converted).
• Automatically generates schema.json with smart parameter extraction.
• After import, check dependencies before first execution.

For bulk import from ComfyUI server or local folders, see references/workflow-import.md.

Troubleshooting

1. ComfyUI Offline: Run comfyui-skill --json server status. If offline, ask the user to start ComfyUI.
2. Workflow Not Found: Run comfyui-skill --json list to see available workflows. If missing, the user needs to import it first.
3. Parameter Format Error: Ensure --args is valid JSON wrapped in single quotes.
4. Cloud Node Unauthorized: Workflow uses cloud API nodes (Kling, Sora, etc.). Guide user to: (1) Generate an API Key at https://platform.comfy.org, (2) Open Web UI → Server Settings → fill in "ComfyUI API Key".

Source: HuangYuChuh/ComfyUI_Skills_OpenClaw — distributed by TomeVault.