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…server rejected it Differential-tested `workflow validate` against a real ComfyUI: 189 generated workflows, each validated offline and then POSTed to `/prompt`. Eight validated clean and were rejected on submit, and two killed the CLI outright. - Dependency cycles were never detected: a self-link, a 2-node and a 3-node cycle all validated clean, and the server answers `dependency_cycle`. Walks only the output-reachable set, as the server does, so a pruned cycle stays valid; iterative DFS so a deep chain cannot blow the recursion limit. - A list value that is not `[node_id, index]` was treated as an opaque literal, so `["1"]` and `["1", 0, "extra"]` passed. The server takes any list as a link and answers `bad_linked_input`. - A numeric source id (`[1, 0]`) was coerced with str() and resolved; prompt keys are strings, so the server raises KeyError and 400s. - An autogrow group wired from image1 up validated clean; the server requires the index-0 slot by name. A gap above the anchor stays valid, which the server allows. - NaN and Infinity (both accepted by json.loads) raised ValueError/OverflowError out of Port.validate_shape, so `--json` printed nothing at all. They are now a shape_mismatch, matching the server's `invalid_input_type`. Re-running the corpus: 0 cases now validate clean that the server rejects, and 0 crash. The 17 remaining divergences are all the server being MORE lenient (scalar coercion, an unknown dynamic-combo selector, negative link indices); none are new. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughWorkflow validation now covers malformed structures, reachability, cycles, autogrow slots, socketless inputs, effective dotted-port types, and non-finite values. Widget conversion handles ChangesWorkflow validation and parity coverage
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI as workflow validate
participant Graph as Graph.validate_workflow
participant Cycle as Cycle detector
participant Mapper as workflow_to_api
participant Envelope as Error envelope
CLI->>Graph: validate workflow
Graph->>Cycle: inspect reachable dependencies
Cycle-->>Graph: cycle result
Graph-->>Mapper: validated workflow data
Mapper-->>Envelope: conversion result or error
Envelope-->>CLI: command-labelled response
Priority: ➖ Normal Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change substantially improves workflow validation parity with the ComfyUI server, but three known correctness gaps remain unresolved at the current head: a dynamic-combo dotted-key edge case can cause the validator to incorrectly flag or miss a workflow cycle, FLOAT/NUMBER inputs can silently accept NaN/Infinity values, and a non-string class_type field is reported with a misleading error message. None of these are catastrophic, but they represent real validation-accuracy gaps that should be addressed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2✅ Passed checks (2 passed)
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🟠 Major · Apply the first-slot check to nested autogrow groups. · engine.py:2652-2688
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftApply the first-slot check to nested autogrow groups.
When
_check_dynamic_combo_subhandles an autogrow sub-input, it accepts every present slot belowdottedwithout checking the required group’s anchor. A reachablemodel.imagesgroup can therefore pass offline validation withmodel.images.image1but nomodel.images.image0, then reach the server and be rejected. Extract a shared anchor check and call it from both_check_autogrow_requiredand this nested branch. Preserve the zero-slot exception, and derive the anchor from the autogrow template.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 2742-2783: Update the autogrow first-slot validation around
_autogrow_slot_prefix and _check_autogrow_required to use the schema template’s
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Same differential run, four reports that sent the reader to the wrong place.
- A link index of the wrong JSON TYPE ("0", 0.0, null) was folded into the
range check, so `["1", "0"]` read "index 0 out of range" on a node whose
only valid index IS 0. It is now output_index_not_an_integer.
- A node with no class_type was a warning, and the hard error landed on
whoever linked to it. The server answers `missing_node_type` for that node,
so it is now an error on the node itself, advisory on one no output reaches.
- That consumer then claimed the source "does not exist" when it does exist
and is merely malformed. Suppressed: its own error already says so.
- Every early-exit error envelope stamped the Typer group ("workflow") while
the verdict path stamped "workflow validate", so a caller routing on
`command` misfiled nine failure paths, including the SSRF refusal and the
signed-out cloud case.
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…on junk Ran the validator against a live ComfyUI over three corpora: 638 generated mutations, the 517 shipped workflow templates, and 61 command-surface cases. Server-verified parity fixes: - `inputs` as a scalar (42, "x", [], null, true) raised TypeError out of two separate checks, so `--json` printed nothing. Crashes on main today. - A node with no class_type is an error on THAT node, and not gated on reachability: the server answers `missing_node_type` even for a node no output reaches (verified on an orphan). - The structural link checks (bad shape, non-integer index, out of range, dangling) are now advisory on a node no output reaches, which the server prunes and runs: 21 of 638 mutations were hard-rejected here while the server accepted them. False rejections on the shipped templates (~90 of 517 files): - An autogrow group that NAMES its slots (`names: [image_1, …]`, the modern convention) was asked for `image0`, which cannot exist. This was my own regression from the anchor check; 51 correctly-wired templates failed. - A group under `required` declaring `min: 0` (GLSLShader.floats) needs no slots at all. - `socketless: true` inputs (ImageCompare.compare_view and 20 other classes) are display-only: never socketed, never serialized, never required. Templates: 256 -> 293 valid, autogrow false rejections to zero, zero crashes across 1034 invocations. Fuzz: 0 crashes and 0 wrongly-accepted workflows. Not fixed, documented instead: CustomCombo declares the same empty-options schema as 17 real loaders but the server accepts its values and rejects theirs, so the shape cannot be told apart from the catalog. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The fuzzer's last two disagreements with the server. A node carrying junk under a key its schema does not declare (`totally_unknown_field_zzz: [1, 2]`) was hard-rejected, but the server reads the inputs a node declares and ignores everything else, so it accepts the prompt. The unknown_input warning already names the key. Scoping that by name then demoted a dynamic combo's sub-input (`model.images.image0`), which an existing test caught: a dotted key belongs to the port its FIRST segment names, so it is declared and still hard-fails. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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`getCustomWidgets().LOAD_3D` adds `upload 3d model` / `upload extra resources` / `clear` button widgets before its own component widget, and only when the node already carries a `model_file` widget. They serialize their values, so a real Load3D writes seven `widgets_values` where object_info declares four inputs. Neither walk knew about them. The converter read `"upload3dmodel"` into `image`, `"uploadExtraResources"` into `width` and `"clear"` into `height` for every Load3D node in the corpus — four templates, silently, since LOAD_3D carries no type constraint and two of the three landed on INTs as strings. The engine's widget order was short by three names, so a fresh node from `add_node` serialized a shape the frontend reads one slot early, and the doc host refuses a `widgets_values` longer than the order it was given. Both sides now take the slots from one table in the engine, gated the way the frontend gates them: a `model_file` widget must be present, so the `model_3d`-fed viewers (Preview3DAdvanced, SaveGaussianSplat, ...) get none. The converter skips a slot only when its value IS one of the button values, so a workflow saved without them keeps its straight positional mapping. Verified across the 517-template corpus: the eight hard type mismatches and four silent wrong-but-compatible assignments this caused are gone, and the four Load3D nodes now convert to image='', width=1024, height=1024. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The existing escape path only fires on UnicodeEncodeError, so it misses
the case that actually corrupts output: a legacy code page that CAN
encode the character. cp1252 spells an em-dash 0x97, the write succeeds,
and the bytes are not valid UTF-8 — every reader of this stream decodes
it as UTF-8. The comfy-agent on the Windows box stored
workflow has no output nodes � the server will reject it
for every validate failure it ran, because the validator's messages use
an em-dash.
Escaping whenever the stream's encoding is not UTF-8 keeps envelopes
unescaped and readable on a UTF-8 terminal (pinned by the existing test)
and decodable everywhere else. A stream with no encoding at all — a
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falls to escaped, which is always safe.
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Checked 69 generated cases across the special input-type families and six end-to-end agent turns against a real ComfyUI, then fixed what diverged. socketless is a widget, not a link. The flag hides the input SOCKET and nothing else: litegraph renders the widget and it serializes positionally like any other (ColorToRGBInt ["#ffffff"], Painter ["p.png", 1024, 1024, "#000000"]). Reading the type as a link left the slot unconsumed, and _collect_default_inputs then refilled the input from the schema default, so a colour the user picked came back as "#000000" — a value the server accepts and renders wrong. An explicit forceInput still demotes it. A required socketless input is required. The earlier reading of the flag as "display-only, never submitted" made validate pass a graph the server refuses; an ImageCompare carrying only image_a/image_b comes back `required_input_missing: compare_view`, and the key is accepted with any value once present. Both verified live. A link into a dotted slot is still a link. The server type-checks every entry in `inputs`, dotted or not — a MASK into `images.image0` is `return_type_mismatch`, an INT into a FLOAT combo sub-input the same — but the edge check resolved only top-level names, so all of them passed. Sub-keys left over from another selection stay unchecked, as the server ignores them. A match-type port is a wildcard on both ends. The validator has always read COMFY_MATCHTYPE that way; the connect gate had its own type test that knew only "*", so nothing with a match-type socket could be wired in either direction and a live agent could not build a ResizeImageMaskNode graph by any route. Both now use one rule. Also: the validate envelope's message names the error classes it found. The code stays the registered catch-all, which is raised for every verdict, so a caller reading only `error.code` saw "unknown nodes" for a dependency cycle. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The frontend builds its prompt from LIVE widget state, not from
`widgets_values`, so an ImageCompare saved as `widgets_values: []` still
submits a `compare_view`. Converting it without one produced a prompt the
server refuses outright — verified live against a real ComfyUI:
400 required_input_missing, details "compare_view"
which is 40 of the 517 shipped templates. The server accepts any value
for it, `null` included, and the input declares no default to offer
instead, so a required socketless widget with no default is emitted as
null. One with a default already took it, and a saved value still wins.
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🟠 Major · Reject non-finite FLOAT and NUMBER values. · engine.py:413-415
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReject non-finite
FLOATandNUMBERvalues.A
NaNvalue passes this branch because it has the correct Python type. Range comparisons also cannot rejectNaN. An infinite value passes when the port has no matching bound.Return
shape_mismatchfor these values, as the PR objective requires for non-finite numeric values.Proposed fix
elif self.type in ("FLOAT", "NUMBER"): if isinstance(value, bool) or not isinstance(value, int | float): return f"{self.name}: expected {self.type}, got {type(value).__name__}" + if isinstance(value, float) and not math.isfinite(value): + return f"{self.name}: expected {self.type}, got {value!r}"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Port’s full dotted name, read selectors by that full name, and preserve the
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… bytes Three findings from review, each with a test that fails without the fix. A dotted key is resolved down its whole path. `model.images.image0` is an autogrow slot nested under a dynamic combo's selected option, and `model.mode.budget` a sub-input of a nested combo. The resolver recursed only into a nested COMBO and handed it a key with the base segment stripped, against a map keyed by the full name — so neither shape ever resolved, and the caller type-checks only when a port comes back. A MASK wired into a nested IMAGE slot validated clean. A nested selector is now read under its own full name and every segment is kept. A dotted suffix on an ordinary port is not a declared input. Only an autogrow group or a dynamic combo takes dotted keys; `images.extra` on a plain IMAGE input is a key the server ignores outright, and counting it as declared promoted a malformed link under it to a hard error, rejecting a prompt the server runs. The JSON envelope goes out as UTF-8 bytes on a stream that would encode it as anything else. Escaping to ASCII does not help against a UTF-16 wrapper, which turns even pure ASCII into two-byte sequences that no reader decoding this stream as UTF-8 can parse. The text wrapper is flushed first so anything already buffered keeps its place. Also: an autogrow `names` template whose first entry is an empty string falls through to the prefix scheme rather than requiring a slot named "". Templates 517: 297 valid, 0 crashes — unchanged. Suite: 7,682 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Report a non-string class_type as invalid, not absent. · engine.py:1601-1602
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReport a non-string
class_typeas invalid, not absent.A node with
"class_type": []reaches themissing_class_typemessage after this coercion. The message then says that the node has noclass_type, although the field is present with the wrong type.Preserve the original value. Emit a message that includes its type and value. This keeps the diagnostic on the right type of track.
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- if not isinstance(class_type, str): - class_type = "" + if not isinstance(class_type, str): + errors.append( + { + "node_id": node_id, + "field": node_id, + "code": "missing_class_type", + "message": ( + f"node {node_id!r} has invalid class_type {class_type!r} " + f"({type(class_type).__name__}); expected a non-empty string" + ), + } + ) + continueBased on learnings, validation messages must describe the condition that triggered them.
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this seems brittle, but maybe ok.
If we can more strongly type it, that would be better.
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Fair, and I agree it is the weakest part of the change. Tightened in f5344bb: the parameter is TextIO | None now rather than Any, and the docstring says why the encoding is still read with getattr — machine_stream is assignable, and the things callers assign (a StringIO, a test double) declare no encoding at all. A stream with none re-encodes nothing, so it takes the unescaped path.
The one part I would defend as not brittle: the name goes through codecs.lookup rather than a string compare, so every alias a platform may report normalises correctly — utf8, UTF-8, utf_8 and Windows' cp65001 all resolve to utf-8. A name no codec claims falls to "not UTF-8", which only ever escapes more. Those edges are now pinned by tests (every alias, a stream with no encoding, a garbage name, a non-string).
There is a stronger version I deliberately did not take: always write the envelope as UTF-8 bytes to stream.buffer whenever one exists, which would drop the sniff out of the common path entirely. It bypasses the text wrapper for every invocation though, including under CliRunner and capsys, and the payoff over the current narrow path is small. Happy to do it if you would rather have the simpler invariant.
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I imagine this is idiomatic but also seems brittle. C'est la vie.
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…graph
Both graph walks — output-reachability and cycle detection — followed
every two-item list in `inputs`, so a key the schema does not declare
could pull a pruned node into the validated set or close a cycle that
does not exist. ComfyUI's `validate_inputs` recurses over a class's
declared INPUT_TYPES and never looks at anything else.
Proved against a live ComfyUI. This graph, whose only cycle runs through
`images.extra` on a plain IMAGE input, is accepted (200, no node_errors):
1 EmptyImage
2 PreviewImage images=[1,0] images.extra=[3,0]
3 ImageInvert image=[2,0]
while the validator reported `dependency_cycle: 2 -> 3 -> 2` and refused
it. It now reports the node as unreachable from an output, a warning,
which is what the server does with it.
The three places that ask "does this node declare this key" — the two
walks and the structural-finding gate — now share one rule, so they
cannot drift apart.
Also, for review: `_is_utf8_stream` takes a `TextIO | None` rather than
`Any`, and says why the encoding is still read with `getattr` (the
streams callers assign in tests have none). Its edges are pinned by
tests: every UTF-8 alias including Windows' `cp65001`, a stream with no
encoding, and a name no codec claims.
Templates 517: 297 valid, 0 crashes — unchanged. Suite: 7,685 passed.
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| base = port_by_name.get(key.split(".", 1)[0]) | ||
| return base is not None and (base.is_autogrow or base.is_dynamic_combo) |
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Resolve dynamic-combo dotted keys against the current selection.
_node_declares_input accepts every dotted key under a dynamic-combo port. _declared_link_targets then follows stale links from a previous selection during reachability and cycle detection.
For dynamic combos, pass node_inputs to this helper and accept the key only when _dotted_slot_port(...) resolves it under the current selector. Add a traversal regression test with a stale dynamic-combo link that cannot create false reachability or a false dependency_cycle. Keep stale selectors from steering the graph astray.
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In `@comfy_cli/cql/engine.py` around lines 3186 - 3187, The dynamic-combo branch
in _node_declares_input must validate dotted keys against the current
node_inputs selection instead of accepting every key under the base port; pass
node_inputs through the relevant callers and use _dotted_slot_port(...) for
resolution. Add a traversal regression test covering a stale dynamic-combo link
and verify it cannot produce false reachability or dependency_cycle results.
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Why
A workflow that validates clean and is then refused by the server costs an
agent a whole round trip, and the agent learns to discount validator output.
This PR closes every divergence found by running the validator against a real
ComfyUI, and fixes two converter bugs that silently changed values.
Nothing here is reasoned from docs. Every claim below was checked against a
live CPU-only ComfyUI (
/promptwithvalidate: true), the shipped517-template corpus, or the frontend source that produces the shapes.
What was measured
Three corpora, all re-run on the final commit:
required_input_missing40 -> 4, 0 crashesThe 39 CLI-stricter cases are all the safe direction and all known: 31
shape_mismatch(the server coerces a scalar at prompt time and dies atexecution instead), 6
unknown_enum_value, 2output_index_out_of_rangeon astringified index. Not one case has the CLI passing a graph the server refuses.
Plus six end-to-end turns driven through a real local agent, which is where the
encoding bug and the unwirable match-type node surfaced.
The fixes
socketlessis a widget, not a link. The flag hides the input socket andnothing else — litegraph renders the widget and it serializes positionally like
any other (
ColorToRGBInt ["#ffffff"],Painter ["p.png", 1024, 1024, "#000000"]). Reading the type as a link left the slot unconsumed, and_collect_default_inputsthen refilled the input from the schema default, so acolour the user picked came back as
#000000— a value the server accepts andrenders wrong. An explicit
forceInputstill demotes it to a link.A required
socketlessinput is required. An earlier reading of the flag as"display-only, never submitted" made validate pass graphs the server refuses.
Live: an
ImageComparecarrying onlyimage_a/image_bcomes backrequired_input_missing: compare_view, and the key is accepted with anyvalue once present,
nullincluded....and it is emitted when the saved workflow never persisted it. The
frontend builds its prompt from live widget state, so an
ImageComparesaved aswidgets_values: []still submits acompare_view. 40 of the 517 templatesconvert to a prompt the server refuses outright; a required socketless widget
with no declared default is now emitted as
null. A declared default is usedwhen there is one, and a saved value always wins.
A link into a dotted slot is still a link. The server type-checks every
entry in
inputs, dotted or not — a MASK intoimages.image0isreturn_type_mismatch, an INT into a FLOAT combo sub-input the same — but theedge check resolved only top-level names, so all of them validated clean.
Sub-keys left over from another selection stay unchecked, because the server
ignores those.
A match-type port is a wildcard on both ends. The validator has always read
COMFY_MATCHTYPEthat way; theconnectgate had a second type test that knewonly
*, so nothing with a match-type socket could be wired in eitherdirection. A live agent could not build a
ResizeImageMaskNodegraph by anyroute. Both surfaces now use one rule.
The three buttons the
LOAD_3Dwidget injects.getCustomWidgets().LOAD_3Dadds
upload 3d model/upload extra resources/clearbefore its owncomponent widget, and only when the node already carries a
model_filewidget.They serialize their values, so a real
Load3Dwrites sevenwidgets_valuesagainst four declared inputs. The converter read
"upload3dmodel"intoimage,"uploadExtraResources"intowidthand"clear"intoheight— everyLoad3Din the corpus, silently. The engine's widget order was short by three,so a fresh node from
add_nodeserialized a shape the frontend reads one slotearly, and the doc host refuses a
widgets_valueslonger than its order. Bothsides now take the slots from one table, gated the way the frontend gates them.
The JSON envelope is escaped on any stream that is not UTF-8. The existing
escape path only fires on
UnicodeEncodeError, so it missed the case thatactually corrupts output: cp1252 can encode an em-dash (0x97), the write
succeeds, and the bytes are not valid UTF-8. The agent on a Windows box stored
workflow has no output nodes � the server will reject itfor everyvalidate failure it ran.
The validate envelope names the classes it found.
workflow_unknown_nodesis a registered catch-all raised for every verdict, so a caller reading only
error.codediagnosed a dependency cycle as "unknown nodes". The code isunchanged (it is a stable contract); the message now lists the real codes.
Known divergences, left deliberately
option list is a stale directory snapshot, so enum-checking it would
false-reject every freshly uploaded file. Structural, not a logic bug.
and accepted by
/prompt— the server defers that to execution. The CLI'smessage already says so, and the graph does fail at run time.
CustomCombovs.17 real loaders) declare the identical schema; reporting the loaders is worth
the false rejections, because silencing it would hide a missing model.
PreviewAny.sourceslots inside subgraphs in the templatecorpus, pre-existing.
Test plan
Every fix is a red-then-green test:
tests/comfy_cli/cql/test_validate_server_parity.py(the server-parity suite),
test_frontend_widget_slots.py,test_workflow_to_api.py,test_connect_union_types.py,test_json_line_encoding.py, andtest_workflow_validate_envelope_command.py. The two suite failures on thisbranch (
test_usage_error_envelope,test_http) reproduce on the base commit.🤖 Generated with Claude Code