ComfyUI: understand it, install it, fix it. The new section of axiris.ai
11 octobre 2026 · Kris Wilhem
axiris.ai opens a ComfyUI section: understanding the software, installing it on a production workstation, and fixing it when it breaks.
ComfyUI is powerful, but it comes as a graph of nodes, and an installation lives with its extensions, its models, its Python version and its graphics card. These pages explain all of that from the Axiris studio, with the official documentation as the reference.
What you will find there
- Installing ComfyUI: which installation for which use (Desktop, portable, manual), and what you need to know before starting.
- Nodes: what a node is, how to read a workflow, and why the best one is not the longest.
- Custom nodes: what a community extension adds, what it costs, how to choose it and install it cleanly.
- ComfyUI Manager: installing and maintaining extensions, and what it does not guarantee.
- Models: where they go, how to organise them and share them between several installations without duplicating them.
- Troubleshooting ComfyUI: finding the layer that breaks (the software, an extension, Python, a model, the GPU, memory, the workflow) before touching the installation.
Each page begins with a short answer, under the title: the essentials first, the detail afterwards.
The full table of contents: axiris.ai/comfyui/
The tags, at the top and bottom of each news item
You may have noticed them: every news item and every guide now carries its tags, just under the title and again at the bottom of the page. They tell you at a glance what the article is about.
Some are clickable: #Workflow leads to the /workflow/ contents, #ComfyUI to the /comfyui/ contents. A news item about a new model, a test or an update thus brings you back to the in-depth pages that explain the subject. The other tags remain plain text for now; they will become links as their contents pages are written.