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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe documentation now describes queued Comfy Router delivery, including request lifecycle behavior and progress limits. The development overview now groups four topics in a single “Use cases” card group and removes the former trailing sections. ChangesComfy Router documentation
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In `@development/comfy-router/api.mdx`:
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| Choose a model, inspect its schema, and call `POST /v2/models/{provider}/{model}`. The route and authentication stay the same across models. | ||
| Choose a model, inspect its schema, and run it with synchronous or queued delivery. Authentication and the model's input and output shapes stay the same across both modes. |
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Clarify the queued response contract.
The surrounding sections state that queued submission returns a request handle and that result collection returns the model's native output. The summary lines still imply that queued submission directly returns that output. State that both modes use the same input schema, while synchronous responses and collected queued results use the same native output shape. Keep the contract clear, not queued-and-confused.
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In `@development/comfy-router/api.mdx` at line 7, Update the summary sentence
around the queued delivery description to distinguish the shared input schema
from response behavior: synchronous calls return the model’s native output
directly, while queued calls return a request handle and collected results use
that same native output shape.
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The development landing page now presents its four primary paths together before the existing workflow quickstart, with one destination and a concise description per path. Constraint: Preserve the existing Quick Start guide and its current upstream copy. Rejected: Keep the supplemental More grid | the request calls for exactly four use-case panels. Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Reversibility: clean Tested: Mintlify strict build validation under Node 22.22.2; local desktop preview of the card grid and Quick Start transition Not-tested: Dedicated mobile viewport
The new queued-delivery guide landed while the capabilities page still described Router as synchronous-only. Reconcile that page with the gated preview and point readers to the canonical queue guide instead of duplicating its examples. Constraint: Queued delivery is a caller-gated preview and returns 403 not_enabled when unavailable. Rejected: Keep the separate API-guide summary | upstream now has a dedicated queue guide and model examples, so another summary would duplicate them. Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Directive: Update queue semantics at the upstream contract before changing generated reference text. Tested: Mintlify strict validation; Mintlify broken-link check; unauthenticated live requests reached all four api.comfy.org queue routes and returned 401 with request IDs Not-tested: Authenticated queued generation because it can consume credits and is rollout-gated
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The canonical queue guide scopes preview enablement and not_enabled responses to a workspace, so the capabilities page now uses the same term. Constraint: Leave the surrounding lifecycle description unchanged. Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Tested: Mintlify strict validation; git diff --check
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| Router holds the connection while the model runs. For asynchronous providers, it submits the job and polls internally. Queued delivery (submit, get a `request_id`, poll, collect) is in a gated preview: see [Queued delivery](/development/comfy-router/queue). Outside the preview, Router does not expose a job ID, status endpoint, callback, or webhook. | ||
| Queued delivery returns a `request_id` and URLs for status, result collection, and cancellation. It is enabled per workspace; workspaces without access receive `403` with `not_enabled`. Cancellation is best effort, and Router does not provide a completion webhook. See [Queued delivery](/development/comfy-router/queue) for examples and the full lifecycle. |
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Name the header that carries not_enabled.
The canonical contract defines this as 403 with X-Comfy-Error-Type: not_enabled, but this sentence says only “with not_enabled.” Specify the header so clients do not search the response body for the error type.
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-Queued delivery returns a `request_id` and URLs for status, result collection, and cancellation. It is enabled per workspace; workspaces without access receive `403` with `not_enabled`. Cancellation is best effort, and Router does not provide a completion webhook. See [Queued delivery](/development/comfy-router/queue) for examples and the full lifecycle.
+Queued delivery returns a `request_id` and URLs for status, result collection, and cancellation. It is enabled per workspace; workspaces that are not enabled receive `403` with `X-Comfy-Error-Type: not_enabled`. Cancellation is best effort, and Router does not provide a completion webhook. See [Queued delivery](/development/comfy-router/queue) for examples and the full lifecycle.This matches development/comfy-router/queue.mdx and development/comfy-router/headers.mdx.
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| Queued delivery returns a `request_id` and URLs for status, result collection, and cancellation. It is enabled per workspace; workspaces without access receive `403` with `not_enabled`. Cancellation is best effort, and Router does not provide a completion webhook. See [Queued delivery](/development/comfy-router/queue) for examples and the full lifecycle. | |
| Queued delivery returns a `request_id` and URLs for status, result collection, and cancellation. It is enabled per workspace; workspaces that are not enabled receive `403` with `X-Comfy-Error-Type: not_enabled`. Cancellation is best effort, and Router does not provide a completion webhook. See [Queued delivery](/development/comfy-router/queue) for examples and the full lifecycle. |
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In `@development/comfy-router/limitations.mdx` at line 22, Update the queued
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with the `not_enabled` error type in the `X-Comfy-Error-Type` header, preserving
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mainafter queued-delivery documentation landed in #1648. The upstream queue guide and generated model examples are preserved. The redundant API-guide summary from the earlier PR revision was dropped.Verification
mint validatemint broken-linksContract verification
Queued delivery is confirmed by the generated Router contract, the official TypeScript and Python SDK documentation, and the deployed route surface. Unauthenticated probes of submit, status, collect, and cancel reached Router authentication and returned
401withX-Comfy-Request-Id; an unknown route returned404.