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Replace the stale in-app-agent placeholder with a beta documentation set that separates product overview, setup, skills, and data/privacy concerns. The copy is deliberately scoped to verified beta boundaries so Product, Privacy, and release owners can fill their remaining decisions without public overclaiming. Constraint: Desktop, git-based local, privacy, and skills availability are still release-gated Rejected: Publish detailed installation and retention promises now | release artifacts and approved policy are not available Confidence: medium Scope-risk: moderate Directive: Do not remove beta qualifiers or publish exact privacy, run-mode, targeting, or package behavior without release-candidate evidence and owner approval Tested: JSON parse, git diff --check, focused independent docs review Not-tested: Mintlify validation and link check; local Node 25 is unsupported by Mintlify
Remove reviewer-facing scope notes and repetitive release-process prose from the beta documentation while preserving the short caveats users need to understand availability and context. Constraint: Product behavior remains beta and surface-dependent Rejected: Remove every qualifier | would overstate run controls and available context Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Directive: Keep beta caveats user-focused; move review workflow and approval tracking out of public documentation Tested: git diff --check; independent documentation cleanup review Not-tested: Mintlify validation; local Node 25 is unsupported by Mintlify
Replace rollout and documentation-process language with direct guidance about workflows, run permissions, skills, local use, and data handling. Tighten local support to Comfy Desktop and keep Skills conditional on the control being present. Constraint: Git-based Agent support is not included Rejected: Describe all local ComfyUI installs as supported | conflicts with the setup guidance Confidence: medium Scope-risk: narrow Directive: Keep Agent documentation focused on product behavior and user actions Tested: git diff --check; copy review; local Mintlify preview Not-tested: End-to-end Agent behavior against a release environment
Condense the Agent guides around selecting workflows, running jobs, managing skills, installation, and data handling. Remove generic caveats and release-process language that did not help users complete those tasks. Constraint: Keep concrete workflow, run, skills, and data behavior visible Rejected: Retain broad safety and rollout disclaimers | they obscured the guide without adding task-specific guidance Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Directive: Prefer concrete product actions over generic warnings in user documentation Tested: git diff --check; focused copy review; local Mintlify preview Not-tested: End-to-end Agent behavior against a release environment
Document template-first workflow building, one-tab-per-turn targeting, validation, media handling, Ask and Auto run modes, and chat-based skill management from the current Agent implementation. Constraint: V1 disables Agent-driven tab creation and switching Rejected: Keep generic warnings and placeholder troubleshooting | concrete product behavior is available in the implementation Confidence: high Scope-risk: moderate Directive: Keep these guides aligned with the current Agent capability gates and frontend controls Tested: git diff --check; docs.json parse; local Mintlify preview; independent capability review Not-tested: Live Agent session against production
Replace internal request-lifecycle and implementation terms with the actions and product names users see in ComfyUI. Constraint: Preserve the documented one-workflow-per-message behavior Rejected: Keep engineering terms for precision | plain descriptions express the same behavior more clearly Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Directive: Prefer selected workflow, message, and response over target, turn, and context in user guides Tested: git diff --check; docs.json parse; local Mintlify preview; independent terminology review Not-tested: Live Agent session against production
Consolidate onboarding into a build, run, inspect, and revise walkthrough. Match Agent control labels, add media examples, simplify the skills sequence, and distinguish local history from Cloud history by execution environment. Confidence: medium Scope-risk: narrow Tested: Documentation links and anchors, four local preview routes, JSON parse, whitespace checks Not-tested: Live Agent generation or Desktop installation
Replace the overview and skills links with two action cards, and retain Data and privacy as a reference link. Tested: Local preview content, destination headings, git diff --check Scope-risk: narrow
Use action cards after onboarding, keep privacy as a contextual reference, and remove repeated overview links from skills and privacy guides. Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Tested: Local preview links and cards, git diff --check Not-tested: Live Agent session
Remove the repeated privacy link below the next-step cards. Tested: One privacy link remains in the overview source; git diff --check Scope-risk: narrow
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Add a direct feedback link to the overview so users can report problems and share ideas. Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Tested: git diff --check; local preview Not-tested: Feedback form submission
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change replaces the private-alpha Agent page, adds onboarding, privacy, and personal skills documentation, updates Agent Tools references, adds a capability table, and groups the new pages in navigation. ChangesComfy Agent documentation
Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change publishes new Comfy Agent documentation replacing the old private-alpha page, with no code or runtime impact. One small wording inconsistency exists between two pages describing the same run-permission option, which is easy to fix and low risk to merge as-is. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2✅ Passed checks (2 passed)
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Keep the waitlist visible alongside the new Agent overview and feedback link. Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Tested: diff audit against origin/main; git diff --check; local preview Not-tested: Waitlist form submission
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use the exact run-permission label across both guides. The setup guide presents Ask before a workflow runs as the selectable option, while the overview identifies the UI mode as Ask. Use Ask for the option label and keep the explanation separate.
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In `@agent-tools/in-app-agent.mdx` around lines 71 - 80, Update the run-permission
wording in the setup guide to use “Ask” as the selectable option label, matching
the overview guide, while keeping the explanation that it requests approval
before each workflow run separate.
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Comfy Agent currently has an alpha placeholder instead of product documentation. This adds guides for getting started, building and editing workflows, working with media, managing personal skills, and understanding Cloud and local data handling.
The guides cover:
The Agent Tools navigation groups the new guides and distinguishes Comfy Agent, Comfy MCP, and Comfy CLI.
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jq empty docs.jsongit diff --checkComfy-Org/cloudandComfy-Org/ComfyUI_frontend