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Every built-in docs page, node help panel and the README is shorter and plainer, with new screenshots of the current nodes. The AI assistant page is split into short pages, a new How to group covers variations, making picks agree, keeping something steady, sharing and troubleshooting, and wildcard import has its own page. The warnings reference uses WP Debug's labels, the AI image descriptions match the new screenshots, and the release notes are rewritten in plain words. Local models need at least 16k of context; 32k is recommended.
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1.2 KiB
WP Context Injector
Turns any ComfyUI output (text, a LoRA name, a number) into a $variable the rest of the pipeline can use.
Inputs
- upstream (optional): another WP Context or Injector to add to.
- slot_0 … slot_9: wire any ComfyUI output here. Each connected slot becomes a row.
Output
- context: the variables from before, plus the ones this node adds.
How to use
- Drag wires from external nodes into the slot sockets.
- Each connected slot adds a row. Type the variable name (e.g.
style). - Optionally tick internal to keep it out of the prompt while combines and derivations can still read it.
- Optionally write a template, like
I love $input_0: the wired value goes where$input_0is. - Optionally write a Negative (row Edit panel, under Template) with the same
$slotgrammar. It replaces the variable's negative words and reaches only Assemblers that render the variable. Template rows take one too.
Tips
- Rows can be reordered freely.
- Names use letters, digits and underscores, and start with a letter.
- Capped at 10 sockets. Chain a second injector if you need more.
- Text and numbers work best. An IMAGE or LATENT is turned into text, which is rarely useful in a prompt.