ComfyUI's missing librarian syncs your workflows over Git

What it does

ComfyUI Browser is a custom node that embeds a media and workflow manager directly inside ComfyUI. It lets you browse images, videos, and workflow files scattered through your output folder, stash the keepers into a saved collection, and subscribe to external workflow repositories. It also throws in a pair of utility custom nodes—inputs_select and xyz_plot—so you can vary parameters without rewiring the graph by hand.

The interesting bit

The standout trick is treating your workflow collection like a Git-backed playlist: sync your personal saves to a remote repository, or pull in third-party sources the same way. For a tool that lives inside a generative UI, that version-control angle is unusually sane.

Key highlights

• Browse images, videos, and workflows without leaving ComfyUI.
• Save workflows to a dedicated collection and sync them via Git.
• Subscribe to external workflow sources hosted in Git repositories.
• Includes inputs_select and xyz_plot custom nodes for parameter sweeps.
• Toggle the browser with the B key.

Caveats

• Searching by node name or model name is on the TODO list but not yet implemented; the current keyword search is not fully documented.
• The author notes the project has been tested mainly on Linux and macOS, so Windows users may encounter unreported edge cases.

Verdict

Worth a look if you treat ComfyUI as a daily driver and your outputs folder has become a graveyard of untitled files. If you already manage assets outside ComfyUI with a rigid pipeline, this will feel redundant.