comfyui-mcp 0.52.17 → 0.52.18

package/dist/orchestrator/panel-tools.js

@@ -760,6 +760,8 @@ const MUTATING_GRAPH_EDIT_CMDS = new Set([
     "graph_subgraph_group",
     "graph_expose_subgraph_input",
     "graph_expose_subgraph_output",
+    "graph_unexpose_subgraph_input",
+    "graph_unexpose_subgraph_output",
     "graph_promote_widget",
     "graph_move_rail",
     "graph_paste_nodes",
@@ -8924,6 +8926,8 @@ export const RETRY_TOKEN_CMD_BY_TOOL = {
     panel_promote_widget: "graph_promote_widget",
     panel_expose_subgraph_output: "graph_expose_subgraph_output",
     panel_expose_subgraph_input: "graph_expose_subgraph_input",
+    panel_unexpose_subgraph_output: "graph_unexpose_subgraph_output",
+    panel_unexpose_subgraph_input: "graph_unexpose_subgraph_input",
     panel_unpack_subgraph: "graph_unpack_subgraph",
     panel_update_node: "graph_update_node",
 };
@@ -12096,6 +12100,12 @@ CHECKED FOR YOU: the graph read this message prescribes was just run, and it ` +
             to_input: args.to_input,
             name: args.name,
         }, 15000)),
+        def("panel_unexpose_subgraph_output", "REMOVE a subgraph's OUTPUT boundary slot — UN-expose it (the inverse of panel_expose_subgraph_output), so the PARENT graph's subgraph node loses that output slot. You MUST be INSIDE the subgraph first (panel_enter_subgraph). Identify the slot by the string `name` only — the boundary slot name exactly as panel_query_graph lists it under `rails.output.accepts_inputs`. A rail_node_id string such as \"-20\" is forwarded to the panel, which REFUSES it: that is the synthetic id of the whole rail, not of a slot on it. DESTRUCTIVE: the interior wire feeding the slot and any parent-graph wires on host subgraph nodes' matching slot are dropped with it — the reply's `removed.interior_links_dropped` / `removed.host_links_dropped` say how many went. An unknown name refuses and lists the slots that DO exist; nothing is removed on a refusal. Undoable with Ctrl+Z.", {
+            name: z.string().describe("Boundary output slot name (e.g. 'IMAGE') exactly as panel_query_graph lists it under rails.output.accepts_inputs — NOT a rail_node_id."),
+        }, async (args, ctx) => ctx.call({ cmd: "graph_unexpose_subgraph_output", name: args.name }, 15000)),
+        def("panel_unexpose_subgraph_input", "REMOVE a subgraph's INPUT boundary slot — UN-expose it (the inverse of panel_expose_subgraph_input), so the PARENT graph's subgraph node loses that input slot. You MUST be INSIDE the subgraph first (panel_enter_subgraph). Identify the slot by the string `name` only — the boundary slot name exactly as panel_query_graph lists it under `rails.input.provides_outputs`. A rail_node_id string such as \"-10\" is forwarded to the panel, which REFUSES it: that is the synthetic id of the whole rail, not of a slot on it. DESTRUCTIVE: the interior wire the slot fed and any parent-graph wires on host subgraph nodes' matching slot are dropped with it — the reply's `removed.interior_links_dropped` / `removed.host_links_dropped` say how many went. An unknown name refuses and lists the slots that DO exist; nothing is removed on a refusal. Undoable with Ctrl+Z.", {
+            name: z.string().describe("Boundary input slot name (e.g. 'model') exactly as panel_query_graph lists it under rails.input.provides_outputs — NOT a rail_node_id."),
+        }, async (args, ctx) => ctx.call({ cmd: "graph_unexpose_subgraph_input", name: args.name }, 15000)),
         def("panel_unpack_subgraph", "EXPAND / DISSOLVE a subgraph node on the user's open graph — inline its interior nodes back into the PARENT graph, rewire all external links to those now-inlined nodes, and remove the subgraph wrapper. This is the frontend's \"Unpack Subgraph\" (litegraph LGraph.unpackSubgraph) and the exact INVERSE of panel_create_subgraph. Use it to flatten a stage that was over-nested, or to edit interior nodes directly at the parent level. The interior nodes reappear on the parent canvas with their connections preserved. Undoable with Ctrl+Z.", { node_id: nodeId().describe("Subgraph node id to unpack/dissolve (is_subgraph=true, from panel_graph_outline / panel_query_graph).") }, async (args, ctx) => ctx.call({ cmd: "graph_unpack_subgraph", node_id: args.node_id }, 15000)),
         def("panel_search_nodes", "Search installable custom-node packs via the user's BUILT-IN ComfyUI Manager (the same source the Manager UI uses). Returns matching packs {id, title, description}. Use the `id` with panel_install_node. Prefer this over the headless search_custom_nodes tool — it works against the user's actual (Desktop) Manager. If Manager's cache mappings endpoint returns HTTP 5xx, this retries remote/local and still searches; a remaining 5xx is a Manager outage, not proof the pack is missing.", { query: z.string().describe("Search text, e.g. 'kjnodes', 'controlnet', 'ipadapter'."), limit: z.number().int().min(1).max(40).optional().describe("Max results to return, 1-40 (default 15). Requests above 40 are refused; the panel also clamps to 40 and discloses limit_cap.") }, async (args, ctx) => {
             // #1669 — the panel asks getmappings?mode=cache and used to fail the