* fix(snapshot): atomic preset writes + local-timezone tooltips Hardens the snapshot library against mid-write corruption and stops the auto-saved indicator from rendering Central Time on every machine. `POST /koolook/presets/file` now stages writes to `<file>.json.tmp` and `os.replace`s the final name into place — same atomic-rename pattern `_write_settings` already uses. Covers every preset write path through the same route (named, periodic, pre-load, future recovery snapshots). The `.tmp` suffix is invisible in Load and Recovery dialogs because both list endpoints filter to `.json`. `formatCentralTime` is now `formatLocalTime` with the hardcoded `timeZone: "America/Chicago"` removed — the browser formats with the user's system timezone, and `timeZoneName: "short"` renders the matching abbreviation (PDT / EDT / CET / …). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(snapshot): drop timezone abbreviation from local-time tooltip Follow-up to b0f17b9. `timeZoneName: "short"` rendered the user's local timezone abbreviation (`GMT+2`, `CDT`, `PDT`, …) in the auto-saved hover tooltip, but the abbreviation read as clutter — the user already knows their own timezone. Tooltip now shows just the wall-clock time, e.g. `May 7, 2026, 11:43 PM`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(snapshot): recovery section deep-link + save-time visibility What you actually asked for last round, properly delivered this time. The Load dialog's Recovery auto-saves section was a list of file names with no path context, no save time, and no escape hatch to the file system — so power users could see the autosaves existed but couldn't inspect them in Finder, sort by mtime, or pick a specific recovery point. Three additions close that gap: 1. **`📂 Open` button at the top of the Load dialog** opens the snapshot library folder in the OS file manager. Server route `POST /koolook/presets/reveal` shells out to `open` (macOS), `explorer.exe` (Windows), or `xdg-open` (Linux), with path-traversal grounded at the library base via `_resolve_target`. 2. **`📂 Open` button on each `<preset>_autosave` group header** deep- links into that specific subfolder, so the user lands directly on the autosave files for one preset. 3. **Per-row save time** — recovery rows now show `saved May 7, 2:34 PM` from the file's mtime instead of the `exported <date>` that hid the time-of-day. The bare filename replaces the redundant `Periodic auto-save · <subdir> · <iso>` displayName so the timestamp is visible at narrow modal widths. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(snapshot): offline-fallback banner gets Restore + Discard actions The "Offline workflow data found" critical toast used to be a one-way street — Copy details + Dismiss, but nothing ever cleared the localStorage key, so the banner re-fired on every page load forever. Two recovery actions close the loop: - **Restore as snapshot** — wraps the offline workflows into a full snapshot envelope (live picks bundled in so a later Load wouldn't wipe them) and writes it as `recovered-<iso>.json` into the snapshot library via the now-atomic `writePreset`. Clears the localStorage key on success → banner self-extinguishes. The user lands on a durable, in-UI-visible artifact. - **Discard offline copy** — `showConfirmModal` confirm-then-clear. Same end state for the banner; explicit user-acknowledged data loss. Mechanics: - `criticalToast` extended to accept `actions: [{label, onClick, primary?, busyLabel?}]`. Existing callers (`{ copyText }` only) are unchanged. - Toast firing moved out of `loadWorkflowsStore()` and into `koolook_sidebar.js` (entry point) where the action handlers can reach `writePreset` / `loadUserPicks` / `showConfirmModal` without creating circular imports. - `clearOfflineFallback()` exported from `workflows_store.js` for the localStorage `removeItem` step. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(snapshot): unify Load dialog header and Recovery group layout Three visual-consistency fixes so the library section and each `<preset>_autosave` group header read like the same UI control instead of two slightly-different ones. 1. **Saved-time on every row.** `loadPreview` now threads `mtime` from the listing endpoint into the preview object, and `formatPreviewMeta` prefers it over the snapshot's self-reported `exportedAt`. Regular snapshot rows now show `saved May 7, 11:53 PM` — same format the recovery rows already used. Falls back to `exported <date>` when mtime isn't available. 2. **Recovery group headers get the full path.** Subdir name on top, `<library>/<subdir>` underneath — the same CSS pair (`folder-name` + `folder-path`) the library section uses. Reuses `renderLibraryLocation` with a new `title` option so the autosave header skips the "Library folder:" prefix while inheriting all styling. 3. **Library Open button matches the group Open button.** Was `koolook-modal-button` (larger), now `koolook-snapshot-row-btn` (smaller, same as group headers). Same flex options on both rows (`flex-start` alignment, `space-between` justification, `gap: 8px`). `formatAutosaveMeta` collapsed back into `formatPreviewMeta` since the formats converged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(snapshot): single disclosure arrow + identical row layouts Two visual fixes after the previous round still left the Recovery section feeling different from the Snapshots section. - Drop the literal `▸` / `▾` characters from the recovery summary — the native `<details>` element already renders a disclosure triangle, so the previous text duplicated it. User saw two arrows side-by-side. - Wrap each group's rows in `.koolook-snapshot-list` so they get the same bordered-box treatment around them that the library snapshot rows have. Strip the outer border + visuals from `.koolook-recovery-list` (now just a scroll container) and `.koolook-recovery-group-header` (now just padding) so the inner classes drive appearance — same `folder-name` + `folder-path` pair + `koolook-snapshot-row-btn` Open button + `koolook-snapshot-list` rows wrapper as the library section. Both surfaces should now read as the same UI control. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * Revert "chore(snapshot): single disclosure arrow + identical row layouts" This reverts commit 82874c3b3ada977c236c03e57479a29126ee68e7. * Reapply "chore(snapshot): single disclosure arrow + identical row layouts" This reverts commit 76e52bdf7cce5c6e84e883f8714921e2f506a9b3. * fix(sidebar): remove backticks from CSS comments inside template literal The comments I added in 82874c3 contained literal backticks (around identifiers like `koolook-snapshot-list`) — fine in CSS, FATAL inside a JS template literal. The CSS string in `ensureStyle()` is a backtick-delimited template, so an inner backtick prematurely closed the template, the rest of constants.js parsed as broken JS, the module failed to load, and every sidebar file that imports from constants.js collapsed with it. Net effect: entire Kforge Labs sidebar disappeared in the standalone app. Why pre-commit `node --check` missed it: that command defaults to script mode for `.js` files and tolerates this edge case. The browser loads our files as ES modules (stricter), and would have flagged the backtick. Verified the fix with `node --check` on a `.mjs` copy of every sidebar file before committing. Comments rewritten without backticks. Added an in-CSS-comment warning calling out the constraint so future changes don't regress. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(snapshot): tempfile-based atomic write + onCancel for showConfirmModal Addresses two review findings on PR #105. P1: The previous atomic-write used `<file>.json.tmp` — a fixed, predictable name. An attacker (or accidental user) with write access to a shared library could plant that name as a symlink pointing outside the library, and `Path.write_bytes` would FOLLOW the symlink past the path-traversal guard. Replaced with `tempfile.mkstemp`, which (1) opens with `O_CREAT | O_EXCL` semantics so any existing dirent (including a symlink) at the target name aborts the open, and (2) generates a randomized name so an attacker can't pre-plant anything there. The temp file still lives inside the validated target_dir and `os.replace` still does the atomic swap onto the final name. P2: `showConfirmModal` had no cancel callback. The recovery toast's "Discard offline copy" handler wrapped it in a `new Promise(resolve => …)` that only resolved on confirm, so cancelling left the toast button stuck in `"Discarding…"`. Added `onCancel` parameter; the recovery toast now resolves `{ dismiss: false }` on cancel, re-enabling the button. Also closes the second half of #84 — `dropPlaceholdersForPacks` in canvas_io.js had the same Promise-leak shape and the missing cancel callback was the root cause. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
ComfyUI-Koolook-Nodes
This repository provides custom nodes for ComfyUI tailored for VFX and AI image/video generation workflows.
For change history see CHANGELOG.md. For workflow conventions and naming see CLAUDE.md and the glossary. Full project documentation lives under docs/.
Koolook nodes (root package)
| Node | Display name | Category | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
EasyWan22Prompt |
Wan 2.2 Easy Prompt (Koolook) | Koolook/Wan_Video |
k_easy_wan22_prompt.py |
EasyResize_Koolook |
Easy Resize (Koolook) | Koolook/Image |
k_easy_resize.py |
EasyAIPipeline |
Easy AI Pipeline (Koolook) | Koolook/Pipeline |
k_ai_pipeline.py |
easy_ImageBatch |
Easy Image Batch (Koolook) | Koolook/Image |
k_easy_image_batch.py |
KoolookLoadCameraPosesAbsolute |
Koolook Load Camera Poses (Absolute Path) | Koolook/Camera |
k_easy_track.py |
Brief descriptions:
- Wan 2.2 Easy Prompt: Dynamic prompt builder driven by
config.json(light source, lighting type, time of day, etc.). Outputs a comma-separated prompt string and optional CLIP conditioning. - Easy Resize (Koolook) —
EasyResize_Koolook: Aspect-aware image resize that enforces divisibility (e.g.,32) for model compatibility. Modes: stretch, letterbox, pillarbox; padding and cropping supported. Originally inspired by theResize Image V2node from kijai/ComfyUI-KJNodes (GPL-3.0 — seeforks/THIRD_PARTY.mdfor the full attribution + change log). The legacy bare-nameEasyResizeID is kept as a deprecated alias for saved-workflow compatibility. - Easy AI Pipeline: Aggregates VFX shot parameters (shot duration, seed, base path, shot name, AI method, version) into a fully formatted output file path with overwrite protection. For organized writes from Save EXR / Save Image.
- Easy Image Batch: Builds an
IMAGE+MASKbatch of lengthtotal_framesfrom 1–4 keyframe images placed at explicit frame indices (withstart_frameoffset). Empty frames are filled with black/gray and the mask marks empty=white / occupied=black. Useful for sparse keyframe control with Wan-style video models. - Koolook Load Camera Poses (Absolute Path): Loads RealEstate10k-style
CAMERACTRL_POSESfrom any absolute path (no ComfyUI path stripping), with overrideable pose width/height. Pairs with AnimateDiff CameraCtrl downstream.
Radiance Koolook nodes (v2_3_3 fork — video-friendly VAE)
These come from forks/radiance_koolook/versions/v2_3_3/ and load through the root __init__.py. They are slim, rank-agnostic re-implementations of the upstream Radiance v2.3.3 VAE encoder/decoder that work correctly with video VAEs (Wan 2.2, Hunyuan, CogVideoX, LTX) — they skip the upstream's 4K cosine-blend tile engine, which conflicts with video VAEs that already handle their own internal stitching.
| Node ID | Display name | Category |
|---|---|---|
Easy_hdr_VAE_encode |
Easy HDR VAE Encode (Koolook) | Koolook/VAE |
Easy_hdr_VAE_decode |
Easy HDR VAE Decode (Koolook) | Koolook/VAE |
History note: the v0.1.0–v0.1.4 releases also shipped a much larger
versions/v1_0_1/fork that wrapped 26 Radiance v1.0 classes (HDR, EXR, OCIO, log curves, etc.) under the__koolook_v1_0_1namespace. Those wrappers were vestigial — never used by Koolook authors — and were removed in v0.1.5. Users who want that functionality should install upstream Radiance directly. Seeforks/THIRD_PARTY.mdfor full attribution and removal rationale.
See forks/README.md for the full fork workflow.
Features
- Dynamic Inputs for Prompts: Fields and dropdowns in Wan 2.2 Easy Prompt are defined in
config.json, allowing easy customization without code changes—great for VFX artists iterating on lighting or camera parameters. - Image Resizing with Aspect Control: Easy Resize ensures precise resolutions for AI models, with options for keep_proportion preservation, padding colors, and device selection (CPU/CUDA). Supports masks for compositing in VFX.
- Pipeline Path Generation: Easy AI Pipeline assembles VFX-style output paths and filenames from shot/version inputs, with optional version disabling and overwrite protection.
- Sparse Keyframe Batches: Easy Image Batch constructs aligned
IMAGE+MASKbatches from up to four keyframe images, ready for sparse video-model control. - Camera Pose Loading: Koolook Load Camera Poses (Absolute Path) reads RealEstate10k pose TXT files from any disk location and emits
CAMERACTRL_POSES. - Startup Loading: Nodes load configurations at ComfyUI launch; edit
config.jsonand restart to update. - Output Formatting: Wan 2.2 Easy Prompt outputs comma-separated strings (skipping "none"), compatible with prompt builders. Easy Resize outputs resized images, masks, and width/height integers.
- Error Handling: Fallbacks for missing/invalid JSON in Wan 2.2 Easy Prompt; validation for aspect ratios and divisibility in Easy Resize.
- Compatibility: Works with ComfyUI-Manager for easy installation via Git URL. The Koolook root nodes and the slim v2_3_3 VAE wrappers have no extra Python dependencies beyond
torch(already required by ComfyUI itself).
RunPod
RunPod management has been moved to a separate private repository for active operations and iteration.
- Runtime/deployment scaffolding is no longer maintained in this public repo.
- This public repo remains focused on the ComfyUI nodes/plugin code.
Release & Stability
For production usage, install a pinned stable tag/commit instead of following moving branch heads.
- Release procedure:
docs/maintainers/releasing.md(canonical, step-by-step) - Comfy Registry API (deprecate / yank versions):
docs/maintainers/registry-api.md - Node versioning rules (how to change a node without breaking saved workflows):
docs/maintainers/node-versioning.md - Per-release checklist template:
.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/release_checklist.md - Change history:
CHANGELOG.md - Fork tracking:
forks/THIRD_PARTY.md,forks/forks_manifest.yaml - Fork workflow guide:
forks/README.md
Tagging Policy (from now on)
- Repo releases:
vMAJOR.MINOR.PATCH(example:v0.2.0). - Fork code versions in paths use underscore format:
v1_0_1,v2_3_3. - Comfy node ID namespace suffixes match fork version paths:
__koolook_v1_0_1. - External raw checkout naming:
- pinned:
<repo>-v<version>-koolook - rolling upstream:
<repo>-main-upstream
- pinned:
Sibling Projects
Some related work lives in sibling folders/repositories outside MAIN. They are consulted (read-only knowledge sources, references, etc.) but never imported by MAIN at runtime. To keep the public repo free of machine-specific absolute paths, every sibling is referenced through an environment variable.
Conventions
- Variable prefix:
KOLOOK_*(matches the existingKOLOOK_FORKS_DIR). - Real paths live in a local, gitignored
.envfile. The committed.env.exampledeclares the variable names with placeholder values. - Public docs and committed code reference siblings only via the env var name (and an optional portable relative default like
../<folder>). Never hardcode an absolute path with a username. - A sibling project is a runtime-optional reference. If the variable is unset and no default is documented, agents/code must treat the sibling as unavailable and continue gracefully.
Registered siblings
| Role | Env var | Portable default | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| External forks root (raw upstream clones) | KOLOOK_FORKS_DIR |
../ComfyUI-Forks |
documented in forks/forks_manifest.yaml |
| ComfyUI knowledge database | KOLOOK_COMFYUI_KB_DIR |
../ComfyUI_knowledge___DB |
read-only knowledge source |
| Personal knowledge database | KOLOOK_PERSONAL_KB_DIR |
(no default — user-specific) | optional |
Local setup
cp .env.example .env
# Edit .env to point at the real paths on your machine.
Do not commit .env. The default .gitignore already excludes .env, .env.local, and .env.*.local.
External Fork Workflow (No Vendoring in MAIN)
This repository is the MAIN control repo. Large third-party repositories must stay outside MAIN.
- Default external forks root (relative):
../ComfyUI-Forks - MAIN stores only:
- wrappers under
forks/ - provenance/tracking under
forks/
- wrappers under
- MAIN does not store full external trees (no vendored copies).
Radiance Koolook Version Layout
- Package entry path:
forks/radiance_koolook/__init__.py - Active version path:
forks/radiance_koolook/versions/v2_3_3/ - Modified node source is local and tracked in MAIN:
forks/radiance_koolook/versions/v2_3_3/nodes_vae.py
- External checkout is reference-only raw upstream:
- default location:
../ComfyUI-Forks/radiance-v2.3.3-koolook - baseline used for comparison: upstream commit
f262f47ddfda01ece154bf80c22769b1e4cef795(the v2.3.3 release commit; the cleanest tag pointing at it is the typo'dradinace2.3.3, so we pin by SHA)
- default location:
- Node IDs in the v2_3_3 fork are exposed verbatim as
Easy_hdr_VAE_encode/Easy_hdr_VAE_decode(the__koolook_v2_3_3namespace suffix is skipped viaSKIP_VERSION_SUFFIXinversions/v2_3_3/__init__.pybecause the Koolook-specific names already differentiate them from upstream). - Each version folder should include
UPSTREAM_PIN.yamlto keep parity with external pinned references. - The historical
v1_0_1folder was removed in v0.1.5; seeforks/THIRD_PARTY.md.
Version Pinning (Portable Across PCs/macOS)
- Track every external repo in
forks/forks_manifest.yamlwith:source_ref(tag/version)pinned_commit(exact hash used in production)external_checkout.relative_path_from_forks_root
- Keep checkout folder names versioned, e.g.:
radiance-v1.0.1-koolookradiance-v2.3.3-koolook
Machine Setup Example
From the parent directory that contains ComfyUI-Koolook:
mkdir -p ../ComfyUI-Forks
cd ../ComfyUI-Forks
git clone https://github.com/fxtdstudios/radiance.git radiance-v1.0.1-koolook
cd radiance-v1.0.1-koolook
git checkout f1b8ae330848fa08aba24c9d3e355cb432d3515b
This external folder is for upstream comparison/sync work only.
Installation
Via ComfyUI-Manager (Recommended)
- Open ComfyUI and access the Manager interface.
- Go to "Install Custom Nodes" > "Install via Git URL".
- Paste the repository URL:
https://github.com/malkuthro/ComfyUI-Koolook.git. - Install and restart ComfyUI.
- Nodes appear under these categories in the node search:
Koolook/Camera— Koolook Load Camera Poses (Absolute Path)Koolook/Image— Easy Resize (Koolook), Easy Image Batch (Koolook)Koolook/Pipeline— Easy AI Pipeline (Koolook)Koolook/VAE— Easy HDR VAE Encode/Decode (Koolook)Koolook/Wan_Video— Wan 2.2 Easy Prompt (Koolook)
Manual Installation
- Clone this repository into your
ComfyUI/custom_nodes/directory:git clone https://github.com/malkuthro/ComfyUI-Koolook.git - Ensure
__init__.pyandconfig.jsonare in the cloned folder. - Restart ComfyUI.
The root Koolook nodes have no additional Python dependencies. To enable the Radiance Koolook v1.0.1 nodes that handle EXR / OCIO / HDR work, install the optional packages: OpenEXR, Imath, PyOpenColorIO, colour-science, opencv-python, and imageio.
Usage
Wan 2.2 Easy Prompt
- Add the "Wan 2.2 Easy Prompt" node to your workflow under "Koolook/Wan_Video".
- Select options from the dropdowns (e.g., Light Source: "Sunny lighting", Lighting Type: "Soft lighting").
- Add custom text in the "body" field for main prompt content.
- Optionally connect a CLIP for conditioning output.
- Connect the STRING outputs (combined_prompt or fields_only) to a prompt input, such as the "prompt" slot in the PromptJSON node (from NeuralSamurAI/ComfyUI-PromptJSON).
- To customize fields:
- Edit
config.json(see example below). - Restart ComfyUI to apply changes.
- Edit
- VFX Tip: Use for generating consistent lighting/shot descriptions in video generation workflows, like with AnimateDiff or SVD.
Example config.json
This is the default configuration based on Wan 2.2 parameters:
{
"category": "Koolook/Wan_Video",
"node_name": "Wan_2.2",
"fields": [
{
"name": "light_source",
"type": "combo",
"options": ["none", "Sunny lighting", "Artificial lighting", "Moonlighting", "Practical lighting", "Firelighting", "Fluorescent lighting", "Overcast lighting", "Mixed lighting"],
"default": "none"
},
{
"name": "lighting_type",
"type": "combo",
"options": ["none", "Soft lighting", "Hard lighting", "Top lighting", "Side lighting", "Underlighting", "Edge lighting", "Silhouette lighting", "Low contrast lighting", "High contrast lighting"],
"default": "none"
},
// ... (additional fields like time_of_day, shot_size, etc.)
],
"output_type": "STRING"
}
Easy Resize (Koolook)
- Add the "Easy Resize (Koolook)" node (ID
EasyResize_Koolook) to your workflow under "Koolook/Image". - Connect an IMAGE (and optional MASK) input.
- Set the base dimension (Width or Height), base size, aspect ratio (e.g., "16:9" for landscape, "9:16" for portrait), and other options like keep_proportion (stretch, letterbox, pillarbox), pad_color (e.g., "0, 0, 0" for black), crop_position, divisible_by, and device.
- Connect the outputs: IMAGE and MASK for further processing, INT width/height for resolution-aware nodes like samplers or upscalers.
- VFX Tip: Use for preprocessing footage in multi-resolution pipelines, ensuring divisibility for efficient GPU processing in tools like IPAdapter or ControlNet.
Node Code Overview
The core logic is split across files for modularity:
Root Koolook nodes:
- k_easy_wan22_prompt.py — loads
config.jsonat import time, builds inputs dynamically (combos for dropdowns, strings for text), and formats selections into prompt strings with optional CLIP conditioning. - k_easy_resize.py — parses aspect ratios, computes divisible dimensions, resizes with
common_upscale, and handles padding/cropping. Inspired by Resize Image V2 from ComfyUI-KJNodes. - k_ai_pipeline.py —
EasyAIPipelinebuilds VFX output paths/filenames from shot/version inputs and creates the output directory. - k_easy_image_batch.py —
easy_ImageBatchbuilds alignedIMAGE+MASKkeyframe batches with placeholder fill. - k_easy_track.py —
KoolookLoadCameraPosesAbsoluteloads RealEstate10k pose TXT files from any path.
Forked/wrapped nodes:
- forks/radiance_koolook/ — version-namespaced wrapper for the Radiance fork. Currently exposes the
v2_3_3set; modified node sources live inforks/radiance_koolook/versions/v2_3_3/nodes_vae.py. The wrapper supports the__koolook_vX_Y_ZID suffix pattern but lets specific Koolook-named IDs (likeEasy_hdr_VAE_encode/decode) ship without the suffix via theSKIP_VERSION_SUFFIXset. - forks/forks_manifest.yaml, forks/THIRD_PARTY.md, forks/README.md — fork tracking metadata.
Glue and frontend:
- __init__.py — imports all node packages, merges
NODE_CLASS_MAPPINGS/NODE_DISPLAY_NAME_MAPPINGS, and exposesWEB_DIRECTORY = "./web". - web/ — JavaScript extensions loaded by ComfyUI for the Koolook nodes (e.g.,
ai_pipeline.js).
For advanced customizations (e.g., different output formats or additional resize modes), modify the execute or adjust_to_aspect methods in the respective files.
Troubleshooting
- ComfyUI Won't Start: Check console logs for errors (run
python main.py). Common: Missingconfig.jsonor invalid JSON—use a validator like jsonlint.com. - No Fields Visible in Wan 2.2 Easy Prompt: Indicates JSON load failure; the node falls back to empty inputs.
- Errors in Easy Resize: Ensure aspect ratio is "w:h" format, divisible_by >=1, and pad_color is "r, g, b" floats (0.0-1.0).
- Updates: Pull latest from GitHub and restart.
Credits
- Based on ComfyUI custom node examples.
- Parameters for Wan 2.2 Easy Prompt derived from Wan 2.2 docs (https://alidocs.dingtalk.com/i/nodes/EpGBa2Lm8aZxe5myC99MelA2WgN7R35y).
- Easy Resize inspired by ComfyUI-KJNodes (https://github.com/kijai/ComfyUI-KJNodes), specifically the Resize Image V2 node in image_nodes.py.
- Compatible with nodes like PromptJSON for LLM workflows.
License
GPL-3.0 (see LICENSE).
This package incorporates and adapts code from
fxtdstudios/radiance (also
GPL-3.0) under forks/radiance_koolook/. Per GPL-3.0 §5(c), the entire
work is licensed as GPL-3.0. Attribution and per-fork modification notes
are tracked in forks/THIRD_PARTY.md and
forks/forks_manifest.yaml.
Note for downstream users: any work that incorporates, links to, or derives from
ComfyUI-Koolookmust itself be distributed under GPL-3.0 (or a compatible license). If you need a non-copyleft license for any piece of this code, contact the maintainers — some Koolook-original nodes (those with no upstream Radiance lineage) may be available under a more permissive license on request.