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MCP Comfy Ui Builder
siniidrozd · MCP server
Connects your AI assistant to ComfyUI so it can find nodes, assemble workflows and run them. A bundled knowledge base of 62 nodes can grow after syncing with a running ComfyUI, and the tools create workflows, add and connect nodes and validate the result. It can also execute workflows with node-level progress, run batches and chains, check GPU and memory resources, list models and outputs, and manage the queue. It suits people who build ComfyUI workflows and want an assistant to help assemble them.
Written by ooruby from the README of mcp-comfy-ui-builder 2.4.1.
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Why it's useful
Your agent can assemble and run ComfyUI workflows through tools instead of you editing workflow JSON by hand.
What you could do with it
- Ask your agent to build a text-to-image workflow from a template and validate it before running.
- Run a batch of workflows at once, or chain workflows so one passes its output to the next.
- Check GPU, VRAM and RAM first so your agent picks a sensible resolution, model size and batch size.
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In its maker's words
MCP server for ComfyUI: seed knowledge base (62+ nodes), 50+ tools for workflow building, real-time execution (WebSocket), batch/chain, model management. For Cursor and Claude.
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Adding it
This one installs no executable, so there is nothing to run. It is a library you import into your own process. Add it with npm i mcp-comfy-ui-builder@2.4.1 and call it from your code.
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- mcp-comfy-ui-builder
- Version read
- 2.4.1
- Resolved
- 2026-10-10
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- MCP server
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- Pricing
- Free
- Sandbox
- No
- Hosted
- No
- Updated
- 2026-10-07
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