comfyui-qwen

RunPod image for ComfyUI with Qwen/Flux workflows. Docker image: plx1029/comfyui-qwen (current: v6). Everything lives in /workspace — do not move files around:

/workspace/
├── ComfyUI/          # ComfyUI itself (models under ComfyUI/models/)
├── workflows/        # workflow JSONs used by the download script
├── download_missing_models.sh
├── start_comfy       # free port 7865, then start ComfyUI (+manager)
├── claude_start.sh   # IS_SANDBOX=1 claude --dangerously-skip-permissions
└── README.md

Starting ComfyUI

ComfyUI does not auto-start (since v4) — start it yourself:

./start_comfy               # free port 7865, then run ComfyUI with the manager
comfy                       # wrapper: runs ComfyUI on port $COMFY_PORT (default 7865)
comfy --enable-manager      # extra args are passed through to main.py
# or directly:
cd /workspace/ComfyUI && python main.py --listen 0.0.0.0 --port 7865 --enable-manager

./claude_start.sh launches Claude Code sandboxed (IS_SANDBOX=1 claude --dangerously-skip-permissions).

Set COMFY_AUTOSTART=true on the pod to re-enable auto-start at boot.

Models + custom-node dependencies

download_missing_models.sh              # interactive workflow picker
download_missing_models.sh --all        # every workflow
download_missing_models.sh --dry-run    # show the plan only
download_missing_models.sh --skip-nodes # models only, skip custom-node installs

For the workflows you select, the script:

1. installs every custom-node pack they need (resolved from each node's cnr_id/aux_id via the Comfy Registry, with ComfyUI-Manager's node DB as fallback) into ComfyUI/custom_nodes/, including pip requirements — restart ComfyUI afterwards to load them;
2. downloads every model they reference from this HF repo (aleph65/ComfyUI, which mirrors ComfyUI/models/) into place, in parallel.

Auth: reads HUGGING_FACE_ACCESS_TOKEN (falls back to HF_TOKEN), prompts if neither is set.

How this stays up to date

The source of truth for download_missing_models.sh, start_comfy, claude_start.sh, and this README is the HF repo aleph65/ComfyUI. At container boot, /start-comfy.sh pulls the latest versions from there (best-effort; keeps the baked-in copies if offline). So:

• script/README changes → push to the HF repo, no image rebuild needed;
• anything else (start scripts, ComfyUI, system deps) → rebuild and push a new plx1029/comfyui-qwen tag.

If a network volume is mounted over /workspace, missing files are restored at boot from the baked seed (/opt/workspace-seed.tar.gz); existing files on the volume are never overwritten.