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The image studio has the machine's own shelf. Every picture ComfyUI keeps in its output folder — made from this desk, a phone, or the machine's own browser — is listed newest first under the stage, and its words, seed, steps and model are read out of the file itself, so a picture somebody else made still says what made it. Click a tile to put it on the stage with its caption and facts, roll its words again, or start the next render from it without a byte travelling; a shelf read while the machine is asleep is the last one it gave, marked with when. A render is followed on ComfyUI's own socket — loading the model, reading the reference, painting step 12 of 30, decoding, saving — with a bar drawn from the sampler's real count, and Stop takes the render off the machine's queue rather than only ceasing to watch. Klein now genuinely edits from a reference; the fast engine used to paint from words alone while the button said Edit.

Making a picture opens over the work, the way making a video does, rather than splitting the grid for a surface nobody types into; a picture is asked for where words are typed, as a lane on the composer; the chip labelled Generate no longer opens a file dialog; and opening the full-size viewer no longer takes the pointer away from the whole desktop.

Tables are an object with edges. The header is a band, every other row is washed so a wide row can be followed across, columns are measured in points against the pane they are actually in, and while a table is still being written its own card stands in with the count of rows that have landed — then the finished table is washed in on light. The stutter that came with a table arriving a row at a time is gone on every backend, including the Claude bridge, whose messages never said they were still being written.

A sent prompt reaches the top of the window every time: the pin now holds while the answer is still being revealed a glyph at a time, and the room under the prompt is measured against the content rather than against the padding it had just added, which used to ride the prompt down the page and up it.

The model menu has a refresh button, a call that ended has a face that holds perfectly still, a usage bar is drawn against the width it was actually given so a used-up window reads as used up, and a zero in the money column says which zero it is — Local, Plan, Free tier, or Unpriced only where the server never had a rate.

Your servers survive a settings file a newer version wrote. The stored list is read one entry at a time, so a kind of server this build has no case for costs only itself rather than the whole list, and that entry is kept for the next save instead of erased.