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WORKLOG

2026-02-15

Done

  • Implemented profile-driven scaffold for RunPod Comfy builds.
  • Added:
    • Runpod_Comfy/profiles/runpod.example.yaml
    • Runpod_Comfy/profiles/nodes.example.yaml
    • Runpod_Comfy/profiles/models.example.yaml
    • Runpod_Comfy/profiles/urls.txt
    • Runpod_Comfy/tools/compile_profile.sh
  • Updated Runpod_Comfy/docker/Dockerfile to use ARG BASE_IMAGE + FROM ${BASE_IMAGE}.
  • Updated Runpod_Comfy/README.md with compile/build flow.
  • Ran sample compile: Runpod_Comfy/tools/compile_profile.sh example.
  • Validated generated JSON structure via Python loader.
  • Commit: af028bf.

Next (top 3)

  1. Create real profile files for Cristian's RunPod target.
  2. Compile and inspect generated lock files.
  3. Build + push image, deploy pod, smoke test.

Thread recap (copied from Telegram for continuity)

  • Agreed division of work: assistant builds production-ready profile compiler scaffold; Cristian fills real values next session.
  • Delivered scaffold scope:
    • Config layer with profile files for runpod/nodes/models (+ optional urls parser)
    • Compiler that generates config/comfyui.lock, config/custom_nodes.lock.json, config/models.json
    • Docker wired to consume generated lock data
    • Sanity checks + dry docker build command validation
  • Tomorrow execution plan:
    1. Edit 3–4 profile files with real CUDA/image/nodes/models.
    2. Run compiler + docker build + docker push.
    3. Deploy image on RunPod and run smoke test.

Blockers

  • Real model URLs/checksums not finalized.

Additional context imported from Telegram (extended)

  • Desired abstraction confirmed: config-driven workflow where adding node repos/model URLs and bumping versions does not require code edits.
  • Strong emphasis on "production-ready" compiler/scaffold with placeholders now and real values tomorrow.
  • Tomorrow checklist reaffirmed:
    1. Fill real profile values (CUDA/image/nodes/models).
    2. Compile profile, build image, push image.
    3. Deploy on RunPod and validate.