comfyui-workflows/README.md

ComfyUI Workflows

Model-organized workflow library for local ComfyUI use.

Layout

• models/flux/ - FLUX family workflows and notes
• models/ltx/ - LTX workflows and notes
• models/flux2klein/ - FLUX.2-klein workflows and notes
• models/minimax/ - MiniMax workflows and notes
• optimized/ - maintained category masters built from collected workflows
• models/_incoming/ - temporary holding area when a workflow is still being classified
• templates/workflow-template/ - starter folder for new workflow imports

How workflows are stored

Each workflow gets its own folder so it can carry:

• workflow.json - the actual ComfyUI workflow file
• README.md - what it does, source link, model/version notes, required custom nodes, and any setup quirks
• optional supporting files such as screenshots, example prompts, or helper notes

Suggested path pattern:

models/<model-family>/<workflow-slug>/

Example:

models/ltx/first-frame-character-lock/

Optimized workflows live under:

optimized/<category>/<family>-master/

Conventions

• Organize primarily by model family.
• Prefer one workflow per folder.
• Keep source links in each workflow README.
• Note whether the workflow is tested, imported-only, or needs-fixes.
• Record required custom nodes so the workflow is easier to revive later.

Initial model families

• flux
• ltx
• flux2klein
• minimax

More model families can be added later as needed.

Optimized layer

The optimized/ section is the maintained layer for cleaned-up "best current" workflows by category.

These are not raw imports. They are intended to become:

• better organized
• better documented
• stripped of junk or dead branches
• updated when stronger ideas appear in newly collected workflows

Expected categories:

• text-to-image
• image-edit
• image-to-video
• text-to-video
• upscale-restoration

Each optimized workflow should explain:

• what source workflows informed it
• what changes were made
• why those changes were chosen
• what still needs real-world testing