Greg
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User color-codes sub-groups (e.g. gold 'Flux Klein Workflow' inside a larger blue 'Place an image' workflow) and routes them through a separate Fast Groups Muter via matchColors. The intent: sub-groups aren't top-level navigation targets, they're implementation details of their parent workflow. New getNavigableGroups(): if any muter exists, pick the one with the most managed widgets as the 'primary navigation muter' and show only its groups in the panel. Sub-groups managed by smaller scoped muters get filtered out. No muter present → show every group (previous behavior). Header count now shows 'N / M' when filtering, with tooltip explaining how many sub-groups were hidden. Keyboard 1-9 follows the same filtered list.
comfyui-navigator
Floating side panel that lists every group in your current workflow and lets you jump between them instantly. For graphs that span 30000+ pixels with 15+ workflows-within-a-workflow, this turns "scroll forever to find the upscale section" into "click the row, you're there."
What it does
- Auto-detects every group on the open workflow (no setup, no node to drop)
- Click a row → animated pan + zoom to fit that group on screen
- Search box at the top — type "qwen" to narrow to Qwen groups
- Right-click a row → Solo run (mutes every other group via rgthree's Fast Groups Muter if installed, falls back to per-node mode flag if not)
- Right-click → Reset to re-enable everything
- Keyboard 1–9 jumps to the first nine groups
- Drag the header to move the panel anywhere; collapse with ▾
- Position + collapsed state persisted across reloads (localStorage)
Hides itself automatically if the workflow has fewer than 2 groups (nothing to navigate between).
Install
cd <ComfyUI>/custom_nodes
git clone <repo-url> comfyui-navigator
Restart ComfyUI. The panel appears in the top-right of the canvas whenever you open a workflow with multiple groups.
Recommended pairing
- Fast Groups Muter (rgthree) — drop one on the graph and Solo / Reset
drive it directly. Without it, Solo falls back to flipping
node.mode = LiteGraph.NEVERper-node (cruder, no chip indicators).
License
MIT