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# Optimized Workflows
This section is the maintained layer for "best current" master workflows.
The `models/` tree stores collected originals and community finds.
The `optimized/` tree stores the cleaned-up workflows built from analyzing what we have collected.
The `optimized/notes/` tree stores accumulated optimization notes so future review passes can reuse prior judgments instead of re-reading every collected workflow from scratch.
## Purpose
These workflows are intended to become the practical default choices for each category after comparing:
- official workflows
- community workflows
- custom-node variants
- model-specific optimizations
- quality vs speed tradeoffs
## Categories
- `text-to-image/`
- `image-edit/`
- `image-to-video/`
- `text-to-video/`
- `upscale-restoration/`
## Current best-current masters
- `text-to-image/zimage-turbo-3070-fast-start/`
- `image-edit/zimage-turbo-3070-inpaint-start/`
- `image-edit/flux2klein-9b-fp8-edit-master/`
- `image-to-video/ltx23-3070-simple-master/`
- `text-to-video/minimax-h3-3070-turbo-master/`
## Workflow format
Each optimized workflow should have its own folder and usually include:
- `workflow.json` or another portable Comfy workflow asset
- `README.md` with a compact record of the parameters and graph changes that define the current master
- optional notes, screenshots, or benchmark artifacts
## Notes layer
Use `optimized/notes/` for durable working notes such as:
- category heuristics
- strong and weak source workflows
- recurring node/version pitfalls
- preferred model paths
- unresolved test questions
- "best current" assumptions waiting for proof
## Update policy
This section is reviewed on a Sunday-evening cadence.
The weekly review should:
- inspect newly collected workflows
- decide whether a category master should be created or updated
- document what changed and why
- document the workflow settings that actually changed, especially prompt, negative prompt, CFG, steps, sampler, scheduler, seed, denoise, resolution, model swaps, LoRA weights, ControlNet wiring, and any node removals or additions
- commit and push changes before reporting back