Building a deterministic ComfyUI game-art pipeline with an orchestrator agent: which steps should be scripted?
zimmer550king · reddit · 2026-11-08
A developer building the art pipeline for an isometric RPG asks Reddit how to drive ComfyUI from an orchestrating agent via API/MCP, with staged steps (brief, silhouettes, orthographic model sheet, per-garment generation, assembly) plus rejection checks.
Key questions raised: which steps should be plain scripts vs model calls; whether code-level checks on palette, light direction and proportions catch what a vision model misses; how to cap loops to avoid burning GPU time.
They also ask about pixel-art post-processing node sets (grid detection, palette quantizing, outline cleanup) and workflow versioning so asset #200 matches asset #5.
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