Don't let vendors own your pipeline: why ComfyUI's low-level control matters
PurzBeats · x · 2026-09-08
A follow-up to the author's ComfyUI thread: don't let other companies dictate your tools or pipeline — their pipeline could change tomorrow and leave you stranded.
The core argument: own a controllable creative workflow built on tools with low-level control like ComfyUI, accessible via MCP or orchestrated by agents, to avoid vendor lock-in risk.
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