Osmium Workshop v2.0.0

Osmium Workshop 2.0.0 and Comfy Bridge 2.0.0.

Osmium Workshop

• Transfer tags: right-click an image (or use its 3-dot menu) and pick Transfer tags to copy some or all of its tags onto other images. Untick the tags you don't want, pick the target images from the grid, and it adds them (undoable). Tick Also swap image names with one target picked to trade the two images' file names as well.
• Bucketing copies tags onto the originals: Bucket Images and Trainflow's Start now overwrite each original's tags with the tags of its active image, even when every image is already bucketed.
• Quicktags take less room: in Single view, a category's checkboxes sit side by side when they fit the panel, each only as wide as its label, instead of one long list. Right-click one of your own quicktags to edit or delete it.
• Fixed: deleting an image for good now deletes its original in original_images/ too. Before, the leftover original made a later Rename all fail partway, and the next bucketing brought the deleted images back with their old tags while wiping the tags of some you kept. Rename all also moves a leftover original out of the way when it sits on a number it needs.
• Fixed: after disabling images in a bucketed dataset, Trainflow's Start (and Bucket Images) re-made the disabled images from original_images/ back into the dataset, without captions, so Start stopped with "N images have no .txt caption". Disabled images now stay disabled.
• Single view is now where Sequential lives (desktop): Quicktags on the left, the image and its tags in the middle, and the Sequential controls in the right panel. Every tick applies to the image right away (undoable); step through with Prev / Next. The button at the top of the right panel switches to the Gallery tools and back. Tag Overseer is only in the gallery views (its tab switches Single view back to Grid). "Sequential from first" is gone, and "from selected" and the 3-dot "Sequential from here" are now Single from here.
• Quicktags can be reordered: drag the ⋮⋮ handle on a quicktag (within or between categories) or on a category header. Built-in ones too.
• Sequential mode's Perspective: "Front" is now Straight-on (writes straight-on), plus a new Facing viewer (facing viewer) and Looking at viewer (looking at viewer). "From front" is retired as ambiguous; images that already have it keep it. The 🧭 Perspective indicator counts the new tags.
• Windows 7 theme (legendary, 750 Edibits): the Aero desktop. A glass title bar with its gloss line, Explorer's command bar whose tabs light up as blue glass, grey two-tone buttons that take the blue hover quickly and let it fade slowly, a default button that gently pulses in dialogs, green progress bars with a running glint, glass-framed dialogs, Harmony-blue behind the gallery, and the boot screen's four coloured lights in the opening flourish. It uses Segoe UI on Windows and Selawik (Microsoft's open look-alike, now bundled) elsewhere.
• Frutiger Aero theme (epic, 360 Edibits): glossy aqua jelly buttons, grass-green active states, and a sky-over-hillside gallery. In night mode the buttons' gloss turns over. Settings ▸ Frutiger Aero background ▸ Choose image… sets any picture as its gallery wallpaper.
• Both themes' gallery backgrounds are wallpapers, so Scroll the gallery background leaves them still.
• Trainflow tab (Windows): trains a LoRA for Anima on the dataset you have loaded, using an Anima-TrainFlow folder and your own Anima files. Get the trainer from this release (Anima-TrainFlow-Osmium-2.0.0.zip): unzip it and run its Install_Requirements.bat once, which downloads the Python packages (about 5 GB) at the versions Trainflow is tested with. Start Trainflow buckets the dataset and starts training in the background. It keeps going if you close Osmium (which warns you first), and the tab reconnects to its progress, log, previews and checkpoints when you come back. Trains on Janima too, not just base Anima. An Advanced section opens up the trainer's settings for those who want them (network alpha and dropout, training the text encoder, precision, LR schedule, timestep sampling, VRAM options and more); left alone, it trains exactly as before. Clear training cache deletes the latent and text-encoder caches the trainer keeps in the dataset, which it would otherwise reuse even after you change images or tags.
• LoKr and LoHa in Trainflow, next to LoRA. LoKr packs much richer changes into a quarter of the file at the same rank, which is popular for art styles. LoRA+ (a ratio in Advanced) makes one half of each layer learn faster, often reaching the same result in fewer steps. Also new: more optimizers (Prodigy + ScheduleFree, AdamW ScheduleFree, Lion8bit, Adafactor), per-block torch.compile, checkpoint offloading to save VRAM, split attention, training the modulation layers, tag shuffling and tag dropout, a validation split with its own validation loss, and extra image folders trained alongside the dataset.
• Newer trainer: the bundled Anima-TrainFlow trainer is updated to sd-scripts v0.12.0.
• Continue training: if a run stopped short of what you wanted (step 600 isn't quite there), pick one of its checkpoints and train on from it instead of starting over. Any checkpoint can be trained further from its weights, saved under a new name. Turn on Resume state and later runs can also be resumed exactly, optimizer and learning-rate schedule included, with the step count carrying on.
• Bucket Images keeps an original of every image in original_images/ (Initial State is Originals again, and initial_state/ folders are merged into it), and bucketing again re-makes the copies from the originals, so you can try different dimensions as often as you like.
• Bucket sizes are remembered per dataset and start at 512 to 1024 (step 64). Set them in the Bucket Images dock or right in the Trainflow tab; both show the same values. A Training size picker sets them for you: ≈512 (fast, less detail), ≈640 (the default) or ≈1024 (more detail, slower), with a line saying what a 2:3 and a square image will train at.
• WD14 review window, rebuilt: tagging a batch in Tag Overseer with "Apply automatically" off now shows one card per image. Each card keeps its picture on the left and its own tag area on the right, with the tags WD14 added tinted so they stand out from the ones already on the image. Drop any tag to the "Dropped" row and click it to put it back, or type in more. A Tag sorting button groups each card's tags by category, and you can apply one image, apply all of them, or skip all.
• Edit Log upgrades: filter by edit type, flip between newest and oldest first, and page through the whole log. A bulk edit opens a list of every image it touched, each with its own undo/redo and a thumbnail you can open, and right-clicking an image in the gallery shows every edit made to that image, undoable one by one.
• Attention setting for Osmium Comfy (SynthDat Overseer): auto, Flash, Sage, xformers or plain PyTorch attention. Auto picks Flash Attention when it's installed.
• Delete several tags at once: Tag Overseer has a new Delete tags list with every tag in the dataset and how many images have it. Tick as many as you want and Delete from all takes them off every image in one go, and one Undo brings them back. Unlike Void it doesn't set up a standing rule.
• Curate tab: go through a folder of new images before they go into a dataset. See them all as a grid, or one at a time with the arrow keys, and click to zoom in. Select the keepers and add them to the open dataset (captions come along) or start a new dataset with them. Artstyles sort an artist's different styles into their own folders so they never get mixed in one dataset: Create Artstyle, then Assign to it. A red junk folder takes the images you're throwing out.
• Isolate (Split) (Windows, in the image card's Crop): cut a character sheet or a page of panels into separate images. Pick how many vertical and horizontal lines you want (mix them for a grid), drag each line where it should cut, or Reset lines to space them evenly. Every piece is saved as a new image with the original's tags, the original stays as it was, and one Undo takes all the pieces back out.
• Trainflow: retraining a trigger word starts a new folder (<name>_2, _3, …, with the LoRA named the same) instead of mixing into the last run's folder, so there's nothing to delete first. Continue training lists checkpoints from all of them.
• Trainflow: Send a checkpoint to a folder of yours (ComfyUI's loras, say) under a name you choose, with a favorite folder that's remembered. Nothing already there is overwritten.
• Fixed: Undo/Redo and the Log getting out of step. Undoing an older edit from the Log no longer wipes the tag changes you made after it; only that edit is reversed. After Rename all, Undo and the Log's buttons follow the images to their new names instead of acting on whatever image now has the old name. A step that was already undone from the Log no longer blocks Undo for older steps. Clearing the log no longer breaks undoing crops, rotates and splits. Undoing a Merge or Void now actually sticks: the tags it merged or voided are paused in its standing rule (which used to re-apply it on the spot), and Redo turns them back on.
• Fixed: Rename all could delete images. If a rename stopped partway, the files were left with temporary __dts_rename_tmp_… names, and running Rename all again could delete some of them. Rename all now checks every file first, puts everything back if it stops partway, and never overwrites or deletes a file by renaming it onto a name that's already taken. Revert bucketing no longer deletes the bucketed copy when the original can't be read.

Comfy Bridge

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v1.9.5

Osmium Workshop and Comfy Bridge for Windows, plus the Comfy Bridge Android app.

Osmium Workshop

• Change tag category: right-click a tag ▸ Change tag category when the automatic sorting puts it in the wrong place. The fix applies to that tag on every image in every dataset, and Automatic in the same row undoes it.
• Character sections (Tag sorting): ＋ Add character adds an empty section under Character, named Character 1, 2 and so on until you rename it. Drag a whole category or single tags into it, or shift-click tags ▸ Move tags to. Save keeps the character in the dataset. On another image, Load character pulls its tags into a section and offers any saved ones the image doesn't have yet.
• Originals is now Initial State. Bucket Images keeps the pre-bucketing files in initial_state/ instead of original_images/, because LoRA trainers use that name for their own samples. Osmium stops reading original_images/, so if Bucket Images made one in a dataset before, rename it to initial_state to see and revert those images again.
• Main LoRA weight (SynthDat Overseer): a field under Main LoRA sets how strongly it applies, with 1 as full strength like before. It's saved per dataset with the other settings.

Comfy Bridge

• File naming (Windows): a File saving panel decides where each image goes and what it's called. Folders are automatic where they can be. An explicit or safe folder follows the Rating field, and upscaled images go in Upscaled. The character folder comes from the Danbooru tag list (it starts on the character in the Character field), a single OC folder, or a custom name. Recognition wants an exact Danbooru character tag, so score_7 no longer files an image under 7-tan. The filename is built from toggles in a fixed order: character, Main LoRA, then model and sampler settings, always ending in a number so nothing is overwritten. Saves to previews the next path, and two checkboxes control whether ComfyUI also keeps its own copy. Prompt presets remember the choices.
• Generation settings in the gallery (Windows): opening an image shows how it was made in a panel beside it. That covers the output (Pass 1, Pass 2, Upscaled or single pass), each prompt field, models and LoRAs with weights, size, seed, steps, CFG, sampler, and the 2-Pass, upscale and reference settings. Everything else sits under All node settings. Use these settings loads them into the generator, same as Import generation. Images saved before this version can't say which pass they came from.
• Slide-out panels (Windows): the middle column got long, so generation settings (resolution, sampler, steps, CFG, seed, 2-Pass, Upscale) moved into a panel opened by the gear button, and file saving into a second one. Both slide in from the left.
• Gallery navigation (Windows and Android): arrow keys step through a folder's images. Esc, the mouse Back button or Android's Back button close an open image, then go up a folder, then close the gallery. On Android, Back also closes open panels and menus before it leaves the app. The info panel now shows the image's file name.
• Text size (Windows): a slider at the top of the theme menu scales the whole window from 80% to 160%. It's remembered, and Reset returns to 100%.
• Themes bring their fonts (Windows and Android), the same ones Osmium uses, bundled so they work offline.
• "Local ComfyUI" is now "Osmium Comfy" in both apps, and the ComfyUI Terminal panel is gone from Windows. Osmium Comfy's console window shows the same output.

Comfy Bridge for Android

ComfyBridge-1.9.5-android.apk. It also gets the Back button, gallery and font changes above.

• Generate queues, like on Windows: press Generate during a run and it queues another with the settings as they are then. Stop, or the notification's Cancel, ends the current run and clears the queue.
• Wiki: a header button opens the tag-definition window.
• Main LoRA weight: a field under Main LoRA.

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Install

• Osmium Workshop (Windows): download Osmium.Workshop-1.9.5-win.zip, unzip it anywhere and run Osmium Workshop.exe. It's portable: your settings live in its data/ folder, so copy that folder over from your old install to keep them.
• Comfy Bridge (Windows): download Comfy.Bridge-1.9.5-win.zip, unzip it anywhere and run Comfy Bridge.exe.
• Comfy Bridge for Android: download ComfyBridge-1.9.5-android.apk and install it over any earlier copy.
• ComfyUI node pack: unchanged; get ComfyUI-DataSetManagerNodes.zip from v1.8.0.

Osmium Workshop v1.9.0

Hotfix (2026-09-28)

Osmium Workshop was rebuilt, and Comfy Bridge for Windows joins this release. If you downloaded v1.9.0 before this, download it again.

• Local ComfyUI loads its models once. The first generation loads them and the ones after it start straight away, as they do on a ComfyUI server. Osmium's ComfyUI now uses ComfyUI's own DynamicVRAM memory handling, which it had been skipping.
• Generate queues. Pressing Generate during a run queues another with the settings as they are then, and Stop clears the queue. In SynthDat Overseer nothing is auto-rejected anymore. Results that finish while you're still deciding wait their turn, and each Accept or Reject shows the next one.
• Disabled images stay disabled. A failed removal used to bring an image back into the Gallery after a restart. Opening the dataset now finishes the move.
• Tag Overseer's image grid follows the Gallery's view (Gallery, Disabled or Originals) and updates when the Gallery does. Selecting an image no longer selects its original too, and Undo after editing an original changes the original.

Comfy Bridge

Comfy Bridge for Windows was rebuilt again later on 2026-09-28 with everything below. If you downloaded it before then, download it again.

• Local ComfyUI (Windows): set Run on to Local ComfyUI, choose your ComfyUI folder and Connect. Comfy Bridge starts that install itself in its own console window, loading only the nodes its workflow needs. Same setup as Osmium's.
• Persist Comfy keeps Local ComfyUI running with its models loaded after you close Comfy Bridge. Connect picks it back up next time. Close its console window to stop it.
• Use your PC's Local ComfyUI from your phone. Tick Let the phone app use it (port 8189 by default) and the Android app connects to your PC's address, such as its Tailscale IP, like any ComfyUI server. With Persist Comfy on as well, the phone keeps working after you close Comfy Bridge. There's no password, the same as ComfyUI's own --listen, so use it on networks you trust. Port 8190 is Comfy Bridge's private line to ComfyUI and only works on the PC.
• Generate queues, as above.
• Tag wiki: a Wiki button opens the same tag-definition window as Osmium's, with suggestions as you type, See also links and your own notes. The definitions ship with the app, so it works offline.
• Main LoRA weight: a field under Main LoRA sets its strength, with 1 as full. Importing a PNG brings the weight back too.

The Comfy Bridge Android app and the ComfyUI node pack are unchanged in this release. Get them from v1.8.0. The v1.8.0 phone app already works with Let the phone app use it.

Osmium Workshop

• SynthDat without a ComfyUI server (desktop): set Run on to Local ComfyUI and choose your ComfyUI folder. Osmium starts that install itself in its own console window and loads only the nodes the SynthDat workflow needs.
• Image Quicktagging (Single view): the left panel becomes checkboxes for common attributes such as hair length, breast size, build and where the character is looking, so each is one click. Add your own quicktags and categories with +, each with optional rules for extra tags it adds, tags unticking removes and tags that untick it. They're kept across datasets.
• Wiki window: a toolbar button next to Asc/Desc opens a tag-definition lookup that stays open until you close it.
• Tag definitions refreshed from Danbooru with about 110,000 more entries. Example-post clutter is gone from the text and meta tags such as lowres and commentary no longer show as suggestions.
• Tag Sorting: a + on every category adds tags right there. Hair is its own category now, and Body is everything below the neck.
• Conditional remove (Master Tags): take a tag off every image that has another tag.
• Rename all converts WebP to PNG, since WD14 can't read WebP.
• SynthDat interrogation follows WD14's On-device mode, so tagging a reference image needs no ComfyUI WD14 node when you've chosen On-device.
• Theme app icons (Windows): pick any theme you own as the taskbar icon under Settings ▸ Appearance ▸ App icon.
• Opening flourish: a sweep of your theme's colour and its Osmium mark plays when the app opens. Turn it off under Settings ▸ Appearance.

Install

• Windows 10/11, 64-bit: unzip Osmium.Workshop-1.9.0-win.zip (or Comfy.Bridge-1.9.0-win.zip) anywhere and run Osmium Workshop.exe / Comfy Bridge.exe. Everything it saves stays in a data/ folder next to the exe. To update, move your old data/ folder into the new copy.
• Android: the v1.9.0 Osmium APK hasn't been tested on a phone yet, so it's a separate pre-release: v1.9.0-android. The tested Osmium APK, and the Comfy Bridge APK, are on v1.8.0. A newer Comfy Bridge APK is in testing: test build.

Assets

• Osmium.Workshop-1.9.0-win.zip: the dataset manager for Windows (portable).
• Comfy.Bridge-1.9.0-win.zip: Comfy Bridge for Windows (portable), rebuilt 2026-09-28 from main at 3b06fb0.

ComfyUI-DataSetManagerNodes.zip (the node pack SynthDat and Comfy Bridge depend on) is unchanged: download it from v1.8.0. The Bucket Images model (u2net.onnx) still downloads on first use from that release too.

Full history for every release: PATCH_NOTES.md.

Comfy Bridge for Android — test build

Test build, not a release. Built from main for testing on a phone. It carries unreleased
changes. The released Comfy Bridge APK is on v1.8.0.

Comfy Bridge for Android 1.9.0 (version code 8). What's new since v1.8.0:

• Generate queues: pressing Generate while one is running queues another with the settings as
  they are then. They run one after another; Stop (or the notification's Cancel) ends the current
  one and clears the queue.
• Tag wiki: a Wiki button in the header opens the tag-definition window (works offline).
• Main LoRA weight: a field under Main LoRA.
• Works with a PC's Local ComfyUI: on the PC, Comfy Bridge for Windows (built from main) with
  Run on = Local ComfyUI and "Let the phone app use it" ticked. Then set this app's host to the PC's
  address, e.g. http://<Tailscale IP>:8189. The ComfyUI Terminal shows the PC's ComfyUI output.
  With Persist Comfy also on, the PC's kept-open ComfyUI serves the phone itself, so it keeps
  working after Comfy Bridge on the PC is closed (Connect once there to start it).
• No more silent hangs: a wrong address or port now gives up after 45 seconds with a message
  (8188 for a ComfyUI server, 8189 for a PC sharing Local ComfyUI; 8190 only works on the PC).

Install

Sideload ComfyBridge-1.9.0-test-android.apk. It installs over an earlier build and keeps its data.

Osmium Workshop v1.8.0

Rebuilt 2026-09-27 to fix a fatal bug present since v1.2.0. If you downloaded v1.8.0 before then, download it again. Earlier releases have been withdrawn.

Themes

• Every theme has its own typefaces, shapes, materials and icon stroke, drawn from 40 bundled open-licence font families. A custom icon set replaces emoji across the app.
• Theme Studio replaces the old Colors panel with a full custom-theme builder: a live miniature of the app, contrast readouts with one-click fixes, per-role fonts, shapes and button fills. Start from any owned theme, keep a library of your own and import or export .theme.json files.
• Image mats: the letterbox behind images shows a small motif from the theme's world.
• Night mode keeps text and accents readable and works on custom themes.

Tagging

• Several tags at once: 1girl, red eyes, plump in any add-tag field adds all three as one undoable edit.
• Past Tag Preview: ghost chips show the tags a merge or void rule took off an image. Delete one per image, or turn the rule off to bring them back.
• File ▸ Add images… on desktop too. With no dataset open it offers to create one.
• Swipe mode became a spatial map where tabs, views and image paging pan like one surface.

Comfy Bridge 1.8.0

• Theme Studio with the same .theme.json format as Osmium Workshop, plus bundled fonts and a Custom palette entry.
• Mobile: fixed runs sticking on "Generating…" after picking a reference image. Uploads now show progress, time out when stalled and can be retried.

Install

• Windows 10/11, 64-bit: unzip Osmium.Workshop-1.8.0-win.zip (or Comfy.Bridge-1.8.0-win.zip) anywhere and run Osmium Workshop.exe / Comfy Bridge.exe. Everything it saves stays in a data/ folder next to the exe. To update, move your old data/ folder into the new copy.
• Android: sideload ComfyBridge-1.8.0-android.apk. It installs over an earlier build and keeps its data.

Assets

• Osmium.Workshop-1.8.0-win.zip: the dataset manager for Windows (portable).
• Comfy.Bridge-1.8.0-win.zip / ComfyBridge-1.8.0-android.apk: Comfy Bridge.
• ComfyUI-DataSetManagerNodes.zip: the custom node pack Comfy Bridge and SynthDat Overseer depend on (unchanged since v1.6.0). Extract its folder into ComfyUI/custom_nodes/ and restart ComfyUI.

The Bucket Images model still downloads on first use from the v1.7.0 release (u2net.onnx).

Full history for every release: PATCH_NOTES.md.

Osmium Workshop v1.7.0

Downloads withdrawn. This version has a fatal bug, so its files have been removed. Get v1.8.0 or later instead.

Bucket Images (new dock)

Crops and resizes every image to its nearest training bucket, using the same aspect-ratio bucketing as Anima-TrainFlow and a u2net saliency model that keeps the head in frame.

• Originals move to original_images/ and get their own Originals view. Bucketed copies are written back as PNGs under the same name, so captions carry over.
• Already-valid images are skipped, and Revert bucketing restores the originals.
• Min side, max side and step are configurable (256 / 1024 / 64). Prefer GPU falls back to CPU automatically. The 176 MB model downloads on first use.

Tag Sorting

• A Tag sorting toggle in Single view and the image modal groups tags into Character, Body, Face, Clothes, Limbs and Hands, Sexual, Pose, Scene, Effects and Other.
• Add subject splits multi-character images into named subjects. Move tags by dragging, or shift-click and choose "Move tags to". Saved per image.

Also new

• Review flagged tags: a left-panel list of every flagged tag with an undoable Reviewed.
• Single view shows a compact preview that opens the full zoomable view on click.

Comfy Bridge 1.7.0

• Mobile: a progress-bar notification while generating, with a Cancel action.
• Desktop and mobile now share one ComfyUI core.

Install

Windows 10/11, 64-bit. Unzip anywhere and run Osmium Workshop.exe (or Comfy Bridge.exe). Everything it saves (settings, themes, achievements, downloaded models) stays in a data/ folder next to the exe, so it's a true carry-around folder and nothing is written elsewhere on the machine. Comfy Bridge on Android: sideload ComfyBridge-1.7.0-android.apk.

Bundled: ComfyUI-DataSetManagerNodes.zip (unchanged since v1.6.0), the custom node pack Comfy Bridge and SynthDat Overseer both depend on.

Full history for every release: PATCH_NOTES.md.

Osmium Workshop v1.6.5

Downloads withdrawn. This version has a fatal bug, so its files have been removed. Get v1.8.0 or later instead.

Osmium Workshop

• Dataset folder tabs: split tracked folders across tabs, each optionally password-locked for casual privacy.
• Master Tag Control restructured: Disable added, immunize pairs collapsed into toggles, and the thumbnail grid pops out into a bigger modal with drag-to-select.
• Osmium theme added as the fifth free theme.
• Landing page and live demo launched on GitHub Pages.

Comfy Bridge

• Upscale saves as its own file. Each generation yields up to three images (Pass 1, Pass 2, Upscaled) in a swipeable preview, with the upscaled one under an Upscaled/ subfolder.
• Sampler and scheduler pickers read from ComfyUI, and a ComfyUI Terminal panel shows live server output.
• Mobile: desktop feature parity, with generation settings in an off-canvas drawer and a log and terminal slideout.

Full history for every release: PATCH_NOTES.md.

Osmium Workshop v1.6.0

Downloads withdrawn. This version has a fatal bug, so its files have been removed. Get v1.8.0 or later instead.

Comfy Bridge

• Import generation: pick a PNG made with the workflow and its prompt and settings are re-entered.
• Osmium theme palettes (25, colors only) with a topbar picker.
• SynthDat output naming preserved: rating/character/lora.png inside the chosen folder.

Full history for every release: PATCH_NOTES.md.

v1.5.5

Downloads withdrawn. This version has a fatal bug, so its files have been removed. Get v1.8.0 or later instead.

Renamed from Dataset Tag Studio (briefly Dataset Manager Studio) to Osmium Workshop.

Osmium Workshop

• Sequential tagging (new): walk the filtered gallery image by image and set text and language, censorship, perspectives, monochrome, sound effects, comic, multiple views and koma from one panel, with a live preview of the tags Confirm applies.
• Pixel tools in the image modal: Rotate and Crop rewrite the file in place, and Isolate saves a region as a new image.

SynthDat Overseer

• A WD14 reference-tag transfer picker with Pose, Limbs, Scene and Sexual destinations, using vocabularies seeded from Danbooru tag groups.

Assets

• Osmium Workshop-1.5.5-win.zip — portable desktop app.
• ComfyUI-DataSetManagerNodes.zip — the ComfyUI custom node bundle (unchanged from 1.5.0, re-attached for convenience).

Full history for every release: PATCH_NOTES.md.

v1.5.0

Downloads withdrawn. This version has a fatal bug, so its files have been removed. Get v1.8.0 or later instead.

• On-device WD14 tagging: tag images without a ComfyUI instance.
• SynthDat Overseer: prompt fields move to a floating panel behind an edge tab, with a unified prompt box mode and optional rename-to-dataset-conventions on Accept.
• Rename all (gallery toolbar): renames every image and its .txt to 1 through N, undoable.
• Remove all tags in the 3-dot menu.
• The whole renderer ported to strict TypeScript, which caught a couple of real bugs.

Comfy Bridge 1.0.0 (first release)

A simpler web UI for ComfyUI with one built-in workflow, for desktop and Android (LAN, Tailscale or hotspot). It needs the ComfyUI-DataSetManagerNodes pack on the ComfyUI instance.

Assets

• Dataset.Tag.Studio-1.5.0-win.zip — the dataset manager itself (portable, unzip and run).
• Comfy.Bridge-1.0.0-win.zip — Comfy Bridge, an alternate web UI for accessing the ComfyUI backend, featuring a built-in workflow. In exchange for customizability, it removes the issue of navigating a complex node graph for generation — preferable for users who just want their image without seeing a mess of nodes. Portable: extract anywhere and launch. Requires the custom node bundle below.
• ComfyBridge-1.0.0-android.apk — Comfy Bridge for Android (sideload: install over any previous copy). Drives your ComfyUI over LAN/Tailscale/hotspot; needs the node bundle above on that instance.
• ComfyUI-DataSetManagerNodes.zip — custom node bundle for ComfyUI (effect nodes plus weights): extract the ComfyUI-DataSetManagerNodes/ folder into your ComfyUI custom_nodes/ directory and restart ComfyUI. Required by Comfy Bridge.

Full history for every release: PATCH_NOTES.md.