ComfyUI graduates from image prompts to a full media workbench

What it does ComfyTV is a ComfyUI custom-node suite that reimagines the backend as a TapNow-style canvas app. It strings roughly 190 discrete stages into a pipeline—generate, pick, edit, composite, and export—spanning image, video, audio, music, panorama, and 3D. Each stage runs on its own and passes snapshots downstream, so re-running one node does not drag the entire chain with it.

The interesting bit Rather than treating ComfyUI as a rigid workflow engine, ComfyTV turns it into a project-centric workbench with built-in asset libraries, a 2D layer editor that imports and exports PSDs, a storyboard workbench, and a Director console for shot-by-shot timeline assembly. It also bakes in an agent-native stack—a sidebar Bot, an MCP server with 45 tools, and installable Skills—so the canvas can be driven by conversation as well as by hand.

Key highlights

• Per-node execution with snapshot-based caching; tweak one stage without re-rendering the whole graph.
• Roughly 100 video nodes covering edit, color, keying, roto, compositing, and FX; 30+ audio nodes including stem split and convolution reverb.
• In-node editors for 2D layers, storyboards, piano rolls, and 3D viewports, plus live previews on most video effects.
• Asset and resource libraries, prompt fragments, and Eagle integration for auto-archiving renders with full generation provenance.
• Bridge nodes connect third-party ComfyUI plugins; remote ComfyUI machines can be registered as extra runners.
• Experimental content-first V2 skin and a 45-tool MCP endpoint for agent-driven workflow building.

Caveats

• Some backend workflows are still on the roadmap; the README points to docs/roadmap.md for current gaps.
• The experimental V2 skin and agent features (Bot, MCP) ship behind toggles and are off by default.

Verdict ComfyTV is for ComfyUI power users who want a self-contained media workbench without abandoning local models. If you just need a fast text-to-image queue, the scope will feel like overkill.