AZAll Note

Between Remember (one-shot facts, keyword searchable) and Chat History (a conversation log) sits the middle ground: a named, overwrite-able document the agent can keep and update. AgentAZAll_Note reads or writes a note - think plot outline, character sheet, or "current state of the world" - stored as a plain text file under the agent's mailbox. Where Remember appends to a title, Note replaces, which makes it the right tool for a living document that should reflect the latest version of something.

How it works

Two modes, one node. Give it a name and leave set_content empty: it reads the note back - checking today's folder first, then searching backwards through the agent's history for the latest copy. Provide set_content and it writes (overwrites) the note, returning the content you just set. If a note doesn't exist and you try to read it, you get Note '<name>' not found.

The storage is <mailbox>/<agent>/<date>/notes/<name>.txt. Notes are also what the System Prompt node includes when you flip include_notes on - so a plot outline can ride along in every prompt without you wiring a single connection.

The inputs that matter

• config (required) - from AZAll Setup.
• name (required, default context) - the note's filename slug. plot-outline, character-sheet, world-state. Keep it stable; other nodes reference it by this string.
• set_content - the text to write. Empty = read mode.

The content output is the note's text (current value in either mode). It's the standard STRING the rest of the pack deals in - wire it into a Text Combine, a Prompt Template, or the LLM's user prompt.

Installing it

Part of cronos3k/comfyui-agentazall - Manager search "AgentAZAll", or:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/cronos3k/comfyui-agentazall.git
pip install "agentazall>=1.0.13"
# restart ComfyUI

Same story as the rest of the pack: one pip dependency, no models, no keys.

Common issues

The overwrite-vs-append distinction trips people up when they expect Remember behavior - if you want to accumulate into a note, you need to read it first, append in your prompt, and write the combined result back; a naive "set every run" just clobbers it. The "latest copy" read mode searches backwards through dated folders, so old versions aren't destroyed, but they're also not merged - you get the newest one. And the pack-wide gotcha stands: notes live under ComfyUI's working directory, so pin mailbox_dir or a moved cwd will make your notes seem to evaporate. It's plain text though - if all else fails, find . -name "plot-outline.txt" will turn them up.