Plugin button groups in the top bar are hidden without the manager
permission, and rgthree-comfy / Crystools server-wide settings need it too.
Pixaroma's workflow browser (which lists every folder from disk) is hidden
with the other workflow browsers and its routes are admin-only.
The server records who queued each prompt (and the tab's name, sent by the
client) and publishes queue items with the stats. Cancelling someone else's
prompt or clearing the queue needs Admin. Tabs: Live, Chat, People, Queue,
Server, Admin.
DELETE /rigshare/api/chat (admin) empties chat.jsonl, tells every client to
clear its history, then posts a notice saying who cleared it. Admin tab gets
a Chat section with a confirmed Clear chat history button.
The App view's side panel shows whichever sidebar tab is active, so our
sidebar buttons now activate the real RigShare and Files tabs instead of
opening a floating drawer.
The Live tab keeps the restricted/open line but no longer edits the folder's
access list. Screenshots show the Files access editor and ComfyUI's Graph and
App icons.
Clients report their view; the Live tab marks each avatar and People shows a
Graph/App chip, with ComfyUI's own Graph and App icons (also used for apps
in Files and the Live list).
Copies ComfyUI's sidebar button so they look the same, keeps the unread badge
and selected state, and opens the panels in a drawer beside the sidebar. The
floating dock remains only as a fallback when the sidebar can't be found.
ComfyUI's App view shows a fixed set of sidebar tabs (assets, apps), so
extension tabs vanish there. While the tab on screen is in the App view, a
small dock opens the RigShare panel and Files in a drawer, with the unread
chat badge.
Live edits keep each person's graph/App view, cursors are off in the App
view, and .app.json workflows show as apps in Files, the Live list and Save.
ComfyUI's own file tabs duplicate Files, so they are hidden by default (admin
setting hide_comfy_file_tabs) and their shortcuts open Files.
Chat is an append-only chat.jsonl paged by sequence number: the welcome
carries the latest 50 messages and GET /rigshare/api/chat pages further back.
The panel loads older pages as you scroll up, keeps your place, and adds date
dividers. ComfyUI reuses one slot element between custom sidebar tabs, so
each tab now replaces the slot's content instead of appending to it.
The Files browser gets tabs instead of a Home screen, also in the Open, Save
and Move dialogs; All (the whole workflows folder) is for admins. Per-workflow
access lists are removed: a live workflow's access is its folder's, and This
tab offers Folder access to the folder's owner.
The server tells everyone who could open the old path where a file or folder
went (checked before folder settings change, so restricted names don't leak),
and clients re-point their tabs through ComfyUI's own rename without a second
server move. Tabs of files moved out of reach stay as private copies.
Replaces Share this tab / Stop sharing and the auto-share settings. The Live
list shows workflows someone has open, the Files tab marks live files,
private tabs offer Move to Shared, and deleting or moving a live file into a
private folder closes its room on the server.
Multi-user collaboration for the current ComfyUI frontend, continued
from ComfyUI-Nexus by daxcay (MIT).
- Login page before ComfyUI loads, first-run admin setup, JWT sessions
- Personal API keys; server-side permission checks (edit, queue, manager, admin)
- Every workflow shared as a live room, with snapshots and history
- Per-workflow access lists (view / edit per person)
- Conflict-free concurrent edits (id remapping, per-id link merges)
- Presence: who is online, cursors, selections, follow mode
- Chat with unread badge, blinking icon and sound
- Server monitor (CPU, RAM, GPUs, queue) with a floating widget
- Admin options to hide the Comfy.org login and API templates
- Docs, changelog, screenshots and icon
Edouard Durand