Letting Claude run 10+ hours to auto-build full ComfyUI workflows
ThatKnarfGuy · reddit · 2026-10-24
After years of workflow-hopping, the author switched to having AI build workflows itself: Codex (Astra, Ultra) failed badly, but Claude ran 10+ hours per workflow and produced tidy, "just works" results.
Key points:
- One large general instruction set plus per-workflow specifics, demanding AIO workflows with every relevant tech, no spaghetti, simple toggles only.
- Current assets: two image-generation workflows, one for MiniMax, one for Wan, one for image editing.
- When new tech ships, he just points Claude at the resource; it installs ComfyUI, compiles the needed attention kernels, downloads all models, writes custom nodes, and tests every feature overnight.
The post includes the full image-edit workflow prompt: qwen-image-edit-2511/2.1, Flux 2 Klein 9B, FLUX.1 Kontext, BF16/INT8 preferences, sageattention research, depthmap pose library, ControlNet, inpaint/outpaint, background/clothes/pose transfer, multi-angle shots, and strict person-identity preservation across edits.
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