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# FLUX.2-klein Notes
## Current default assumptions
- Chris uses `FLUX.2-klein 9B`.
- Prefer `9B fp8` paths first.
- `GGUF` is not the default path unless it is the only strong or practical workflow route.
## Strong current source workflows
- Official Comfy `image edit` templates:
- `image-edit-9b-base`
- `image-edit-9b-distilled`
- `image-edit-4b-base`
- `image-edit-4b-distilled`
- Current best outpainting starter:
- `models/flux2klein/image-edit-4b-distilled/`
- Reason: official, current, and easiest first test even though Chris's main stack is `9B`
- Community Hugging Face workflow worth remembering:
- `models/flux2klein/community-gguf-kv-yarvixpa/`
- Interesting because of KV-cache / GGUF optimization ideas, not because it is the default path
## Strong current heuristics
- Prefer official Comfy templates as the baseline unless a community workflow clearly improves something real.
- For `9B`, watch closely for text-encoder mismatches.
- Community `9B` optimization notes often revolve around:
- low-step usage
- `CFG=1`
- cleaner model/text-encoder pairing
- avoiding broken loader substitutions
## Current weak areas
- We still do not have a clean, trusted, explicitly labeled `9B fp8 outpainting` community workflow import.
- Some public workflow pages mention outpainting but do not expose a trustworthy raw workflow asset.
## Best current optimization direction
- Build future `optimized/image-edit/flux2klein-9b-master/` from the official `9B` edit template family first.
- Borrow only proven improvements from community sources:
- cleaner graph organization
- low-step settings when they are clearly validated
- better reference/outpaint control if portable
## What needs Monday proof
- Whether `9B distilled` or `9B base` is the better real default for edit/outpaint on Chris's setup
- Whether a `4B distilled` outpaint starter still beats `9B` in practical iteration speed enough to matter
- Which custom-node optimizations are real versus noise