Stable Yogi d5ddab3a5f Make the 1-prompt-per-call design explicit everywhere users read
Same as the Forge extension: the node already fetches one prompt per queue (1:1 with
allowance), but the README/tooltip still described the old local-cache behavior. All
user-facing text now says it plainly: 1 queue = 1 call = 1 prompt, nothing stored.
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StableYogi Prompt — ComfyUI node

Adds a StableYogi Prompt node that outputs a ready-made prompt string. Wire it into CLIP Text Encode and every queue pulls a fresh prompt.

Built by stableyogi.com. Requires an account key (Settings → Prompt Engine API).

Install

  1. Copy this folder into ComfyUI/custom_nodes/.
  2. Restart ComfyUI.
  3. Add the StableYogi Prompt node (category StableYogi), paste your key into api_key once (it's saved locally, then you can clear it), pick a subject, and connect prompt → CLIP Text Encode.

Inputs

  • subject — who the prompt is about.
  • trigger — LoRA / character trigger word, prepended.
  • quality — quality suffix.
  • style — nl (sentence) or tags.
  • api_key (optional) — paste once; kept in a local file, not in your saved workflow.
  • refresh (optional) — resets the node's status; every queue already fetches fresh (nothing is stored).

How your allowance is spent (simple + fair)

Every queued run makes exactly one API call for exactly one prompt: 1 queue = 1 prompt = 1 from your allowance. Nothing is pre-fetched, batched, or stored on your machine — you only ever spend what you actually use.

Notes

  • Each queue outputs a fresh, varied prompt — fetched on demand at queue time.
  • Your key is stored locally and is not written into the workflow when the field is left empty.
  • No extra packages required.

More free tools by Stable Yogi

Small, free, open tools for local AI art — Forge / Forge Neo, AUTOMATIC1111, and ComfyUI. Browse them all at github.com/Stable-yogi · more at stableyogi.com.

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