Workflow Tracking

ComfyGit tracks ComfyUI workflow files as part of the environment recipe.

A tracked workflow can carry:

• the editable ComfyUI workflow JSON
• node package dependencies
• model dependencies
• source and criticality metadata
• workflow contract metadata
• captured API prompt artifacts for served contracts

Where Workflows Live

ComfyUI saves workflow files in its user directory. ComfyGit copies tracked workflow state into the environment repository so it can be committed and shared.

Use:

cg workflow list

to see tracked workflows and sync status.

Add Or Update A Workflow

1. Open ComfyUI with cg run.
2. Create or load a workflow.
3. Save it from ComfyUI.
4. Use ComfyGit Manager or the CLI to resolve dependencies.

cg workflow resolve my-workflow
cg status
cg commit -m "Track my workflow"

What Gets Committed

Workflow commits can include:

• workflows/<name>.json
• manifest workflow metadata
• model dependency entries
• custom node dependency references
• workflow_api/<name>.api.json when a workflow contract exists

Model bytes are not committed.

When A Workflow Changes

After editing a workflow:

cg workflow resolve my-workflow
cg status

If the workflow has a saved contract and you changed mapped inputs, outputs, or the graph behind them, re-save the contract in Manager.

Read more: Workflow contracts.