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For ComfyUI users weighing a custom node pack for LoRA training, block-level analysis and strength scheduling across several image-model families. It reports the README's claims, counts and requirements and where the files disagree. Nothing was installed or run, and README figures are the author's.

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Realtime LoRA Toolkit for ComfyUI: what its README, manifest, requirements and licence file state

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For ComfyUI users weighing a custom node pack for LoRA training, block-level analysis and strength scheduling across several image-model families. It reports the README's claims, counts and requirements and where the files disagree. Nothing was installed or run, and README figures are the author's.

Useful starting points

  • The README's node counts and the manifest's model list do not match its own node lists, so treat the counts as approximate.
  • The README says setting a debiaser sub-component to 0.0 will likely produce noise or artifacts.
  • For the AI-Toolkit and sd-scripts backends the README favours Python 3.10 to 3.12 and advises staying off 3.13 for the moment.
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