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Majoor Assets Manager Wiki

Welcome to the GitHub wiki for Majoor Assets Manager, an advanced asset browser for ComfyUI focused on search, metadata, viewer workflows, and real-time generation tracking.

What This Extension Does

Majoor Assets Manager helps you browse, preview, search, filter, rate, tag, and organize assets generated by ComfyUI directly from the UI.

Main capabilities:

• Browse outputs, inputs, custom roots, and collections
• Search with full-text indexing and structured filters
• Preview images and videos in an advanced viewer
• Use ratings, tags, and collections to organize large libraries
• Track newly generated assets in near real time
• Enable optional AI features such as semantic search and auto-tagging

At A Glance

This project combines three layers that are easy to miss if you only skim the README:

• a high-volume asset browser with fast grid browsing and SQLite-backed indexing
• an advanced inspection workflow with the standard viewer and the Majoor Floating Viewer
• a metadata and automation layer that can use external tools, AI models, and plugin-based extractors

In practice, that means the extension is not just a file browser. It is a working surface for reviewing generations, recovering metadata, comparing variants, and organizing large ComfyUI libraries over time.

Best Entry Points By Goal

If your goal is to install it:

• start with Installation and Setup

If your goal is to use it daily:

• read Using the Assets Manager
• then Search, Ratings, Tags, and Collections
• then Viewer and MFV

If your goal is to understand privacy or remote access:

• read Privacy and Offline
• then Configuration and Security

If your goal is to extend it:

• read Plugin System
• then Development and Architecture
• then the repository API and testing docs

Quick Links

• Installation and Setup
• Using the Assets Manager
• Search, Ratings, Tags, and Collections
• Viewer and MFV
• AI Features
• Privacy and Offline
• Configuration and Security
• Plugin System
• Maintenance and Testing
• Development and Architecture
• Publishing This Wiki

Canonical Repo Documentation

The repository documentation remains the source of truth for detailed reference material:

• README
• Documentation Index
• Installation Guide
• Privacy and Offline Guide
• API Reference
• Testing Guide
• Plugin Quick Reference

What Is New In The Docs

The documentation set now includes dedicated coverage for:

• privacy, offline use, and token clarification
• plugin system design and implementation notes
• plugin author quick reference and examples
• stronger maintenance and recovery guidance for the SQLite index

This wiki now surfaces those areas directly instead of sending users only to the repository index.

Recommended Reading Order

If you are new to the project:

1. Installation and Setup
2. Using the Assets Manager
3. Search, Ratings, Tags, and Collections
4. Viewer and MFV
5. AI Features
6. Privacy and Offline

If you are contributing to the project:

1. Development and Architecture
2. Plugin System
3. Maintenance and Testing
4. Configuration and Security
5. API Reference in the main repository docs