ComfyClaw adds a command-line interface for discovering, inspecting, and executing ComfyUI workflows without opening raw workflow files. It can list available workflows, describe editable @tag parameters (optionally querying a live ComfyUI server for current enum values), run workflows with tag- or node-id-based overrides, and inventory available models/LoRAs/VAEs.
Use ComfyClaw when you need to run or automate ComfyUI workflows from scripts or CI, quickly inspect which parameters are editable, or discover installed models on a server or local disk. Ideal for batch runs, reproducible prompts, and automation that must query live server state.
--list to enumerate workflows, --describe <workflow> to see editable @tags and live valid values, --run <workflow> with --set overrides and optional --file uploads, and --inventory to pull/scan models. Troubleshooting and environment variables are documented in the SKILL.md.Designed for general CLI-capable agents and developers who automate ComfyUI workflows; typical runtimes include local automation scripts, CI agents, and developer CLIs.
ComfyClaw is a CLI tool for discovering, inspecting, and running ComfyUI workflows with tag-based parameter overrides and live-server introspection. No bundled scripts to test — purely a SKILL.md wrapper around the comfyclaw CLI binary. The documentation is thorough with clear examples, environment variable tables, and troubleshooting guidance.
Clean skill — no security concerns. Pure CLI wrapper with no scripts. Well-structured SKILL.md with frontmatter, progressive disclosure, and practical examples. Niche but useful for ComfyUI users.