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Installing ComfyUI custom nodes: what the official documentation says about the three methods
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What this guide covers
A source note for ComfyUI users who add community node packs. It summarises the official page on where node code goes, how Python dependencies are handled, the comparison of the Manager, Git and ZIP routes, and its security warning. It reflects one documentation page only and nothing was installed or run.
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Installing ComfyUI custom nodes: what the official documentation says about the three methods
Coverage
A source note for ComfyUI users who add community node packs. It summarises the official page on where node code goes, how Python dependencies are handled, the comparison of the Manager, Git and ZIP routes, and its security warning. It reflects one documentation page only and nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- The page says Python dependencies belong in the ComfyUI environment, not the system one, and in the embedded Python on the Windows portable build.
- After installing, restart ComfyUI and check the startup log for import failed messages.
- ZIP installs lose version control, so the page does not recommend that route.
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