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"Python context management and dependency solving in ComfyUI" matching MCP tools:

  • Scan Python files in a directory to generate an import dependency graph, providing a structured map and Mermaid diagram for visualization.
    MIT
  • Install ComfyUI locally in a clean target directory, cloning the repo, creating a dedicated virtualenv, and installing dependencies via pip or uv. Supports version selection and optional ComfyUI-Manager.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Retrieve ComfyUI system information including GPU details, VRAM usage, Python version, and operating system. Useful for diagnosing hardware and software configuration.
    MIT
  • Restart ComfyUI using saved process info from a prior stop. Works for Desktop app and manual Python installs, with up to 60 seconds wait for API readiness.
    MIT
  • Run complex ComfyUI workflows as Python scripts, simplifying multi-stage graph authoring that JSON cannot easily express.
    MIT

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  • Run Python code with automatic dependency resolution. Scripts can declare dependencies via inline metadata or parameters, executed in an isolated sandbox to avoid system pollution.
    MIT
  • Generates creative ideas and multi-perspective analysis on any topic, using project file context for relevant suggestions in design, content, problem-solving, and planning.
    MIT
  • Analyze a remote directory to identify technical environments and read dependency manifests, giving architectural context of a codebase.
    MIT
  • Store a verified change receipt and compute the transitive chain of Python import consumers up to max_distance, showing dependency impact. Report non-Python changes as uncovered for registered analyzers.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Retrieve and view all saved workflows in your ComfyUI library, enabling easy selection and management.
    MIT
  • Takes a Python file and specified function/class names, returns their full source code along with compressed dependency context.
    MIT
  • Identify known-vulnerable packages in Python dependency manifests, enabling proactive security remediation.
    MIT
  • Retrieve ComfyUI server runtime logs to debug execution errors, model loading issues, missing nodes, or Python tracebacks.
    MIT
  • Scan Python and Node projects to identify dependency conflicts, vulnerabilities, and outdated packages, then generate a fix plan and remediation script for resolution.
    MIT
  • Analyze imports in JavaScript, TypeScript, and Python files to build a directed dependency graph of local module relationships from a given file or directory path.
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