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Author ComfyUI-LoRA-Manager nodes from the panel. Use when adding a LoRA Manager loader, stacker, prompt, or text node, or when panel_add_node refuses AUTOCOMPLETE_TEXT_LORAS / AUTOCOMPLETE_TEXT_PROMPT after waiting for a widget.

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$ npx -y skills add artokun/comfyui-mcp --skill lora-manager --agent claude-code

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Author ComfyUI-LoRA-Manager nodes from the panel. Use when adding a LoRA Manager loader, stacker, prompt, or text node, or when panel_add_node refuses AUTOCOMPLETE_TEXT_LORAS / AUTOCOMPLETE_TEXT_PROMPT after waiting for a widget.

SKILL.md

lora-manager.SKILL.md
name: lora-manager
description: Author ComfyUI-LoRA-Manager nodes from the panel. Use when adding a LoRA Manager loader, stacker, prompt, or text node, or when panel_add_node refuses AUTOCOMPLETE_TEXT_LORAS / AUTOCOMPLETE_TEXT_PROMPT after waiting for a widget.

ComfyUI-LoRA-Manager

[ComfyUI-LoRA-Manager](https://github.com/willmiao/ComfyUI-Lora-Manager) (willmiao) registers Vue autocomplete widgets via `getCustomWidgets()`. Those widgets are healthy in the ComfyUI menu, and drag-from-palette works, but **`panel_add_node` cannot add the nodes that require them**.

The add-node guard polls `app.widgets` for a constructor. ComfyUI 1.49+ stores `getCustomWidgets()` results in the frontend widget store, not on `app.widgets`. The wait always expires after 5s. Reload, `panel_refresh_nodes`, and retry **cannot** clear it. That refusal is not a missing pack.

Which nodes `panel_add_node` will actually add

| Works | Refuses (AUTOCOMPLETE_TEXT_*) | |---|---| | `LoRA Text Loader (LoraManager)` | `Lora Loader (LoraManager)` | | core `LoraLoader` | `Lora Stacker (LoraManager)` | | core `LoraLoaderModelOnly` | `WanVideo Lora Select (LoraManager)` | | | `Text (LoraManager)` | | | `Prompt (LoraManager)` |

`LoRA Text Loader (LoraManager)` is the same backend as `Lora Loader (LoraManager)` (MODEL / CLIP / `trigger_words` / `loaded_loras`). The difference is the LoRA input: `lora_syntax` is a **STRING socket** (`forceInput`), so a regular string node or `panel_set_widget` can drive it.

Syntax (spaces or punctuation between entries):

<lora:lora_name:strength>
<lora:lora_name:model_strength:clip_strength>

Recipe — stack a LoRA from the panel

1. `panel_add_node(class_type="LoRA Text Loader (LoraManager)")`. Do **not** add `Lora Loader (LoraManager)`; it will wait 5s and refuse. 2. Wire `MODEL` (and `CLIP` if you have one) through it. 3. Drive `lora_syntax` with `panel_set_widget` or a wired STRING, e.g. `<lora:style/foo.safetensors:0.8>`. 4. Put the node's `trigger_words` output into the prompt if the sidecar has any.

If LoRA Manager is not installed, use core `LoraLoader` and set `lora_name` / `strength_model` / `strength_clip` as usual.

Gotchas

  • The refusal names a tab reload. **Do not follow that.** The constructor will

never appear on `app.widgets`.

  • `panel_set_widget` on `text` after a refused add never runs, because nothing

was created. The working widget name is `lora_syntax`.

  • A freshly added Text Loader still needs `lora_syntax` written; an empty

string loads no LoRA.

Sources

  • **Official:** https://github.com/willmiao/ComfyUI-Lora-Manager for node class names and the `lora_syntax` format from the pack; no vendor panel-authoring guide exists.
  • **Empirical:** the `panel_add_node` AUTOCOMPLETE_TEXT_* refusal, which nodes add cleanly, and the widget-store explanation from observed panel behavior in this repo.
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