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## Summary Adds a branded local `NodeId` helper and starts separating local node identity from serialized workflow IDs. ## Changes - **What**: Adds central `NodeId` parsing/branding helpers, migrates nearby widget identity types, keeps queue results at the serialized boundary, and removes misleading workflow `NodeId` usage from execution error maps. ## Review Focus Check that the first migration slice keeps serialized/API IDs as raw `number | string` while local UI/store IDs use the branded string type. ## Caveat `SUBGRAPH_INPUT_ID` and `SUBGRAPH_OUTPUT_ID` are now branded local `NodeId` string values internally instead of numeric sentinels. Reviewers should double-check extension compatibility for callers that import `Constants` and compare those values numerically. ## Screenshots (if applicable) N/A --------- Co-authored-by: GitHub Action <action@github.com> Co-authored-by: AustinMroz <austin@comfy.org> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
ComfyUI Extensions Documentation
Overview
Extensions are the primary way to add functionality to ComfyUI. They can be custom nodes, custom nodes that render widgets (UIs made with javascript), ComfyUI shell UI enhancements, and more. This documentation covers everything you need to know about understanding, using, and developing extensions.
Documentation Structure
- Development Guide - How to develop extensions, including:
- Extension architecture and terminology
- How extensions load (backend vs frontend)
- Why extensions don't work in dev server
- Development workarounds and best practices
- Core Extensions Reference - Detailed reference for core extensions:
- Complete list of all core extensions
- Extension architecture principles
- Hook execution sequence
- Best practices for extension development
- Node ID Migration Notes - Compatibility guidance for branded node IDs and subgraph boundary sentinel values
Quick Links
Key Concepts
- Extension: Umbrella term for any code that extends ComfyUI
- Custom Nodes: Python backend nodes (a type of extension)
- JavaScript Extensions: Frontend UI enhancements
- Core Extensions: Built-in extensions bundled with ComfyUI
Common Tasks
External Resources
Need Help?
- Check the Development Guide for common issues
- Review Core Extensions for examples
- Visit the ComfyUI Discord for community support