LoRA Gallery with Edit v03

The plain Gallery Display node shows you your LoRAs; LoRA Gallery with Edit v03 is the version that lets you do something about them. It's the same HTML-card browse interface, plus quick-edit mode, rating stars, trigger-word tooltips, and a set of filters - so you can look at your collection, spot the LoRA that's mis-categorized or under-rated, and fix it without leaving the gallery. It's the "action" sibling to a pure display node, and it's the one you'd actually build a daily driver around.

Everything from the display version is here - lora_list, selected_index (1-based), gallery_size, show_architecture, show_category, and the architecture/category filters - with additions that make it an editing surface: edit_mode flips cards into an editable state, show_ratings displays the star ratings from the family's feedback nodes, and show_triggers puts trigger words into card tooltips. The new filters are where you'll spend your time: min_rating (0–5, 0 shows all), has_images_only (show only LoRAs with associated images), has_triggers_only (only ones with trigger words recorded), and search_text for a quick name/trigger search.

Outputs are gallery_html, selected_index, selected_lora_info, plus edit_feedback - the string that confirms an edit went through. This node is also marked as an output node, meaning it's designed to be a terminal point in your workflow: you use it to see your library and make changes, and its job ends there. The edit_feedback output is your confirmation channel; check it after an edit rather than assuming it worked.

Mechanically, like the rest of the family, it's reading and writing the pack's lora_tester_db.json - display pulls from the store, edits push back into it. That's also the reason to be a little careful: while the node itself is safe to run, you're now combining display and mutation in one UI, and the boundary between "I'm just looking" and "I just changed something" is one checkbox (edit_mode). Keep edit_mode off until you actually want to edit, or you may find you've been "viewing" your way into accidental changes.

The honest verdict: this is a single-author, niche node that shows its age as a personal-project tool - the HTML-card UI is functional, not polished, and the "gallery" is really a string artifact you may need to view in a browser. But if you're living in this pack's LoRA testing ecosystem, an editable gallery beats editing JSON by hand a thousand times over. And if you're not in that ecosystem, the standalone value is low - this node's whole reason to exist is the pack's database around it.

Install the pack and restart, then find it under loaders/lora tester:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/EricRollei/AAA_Metadata_System
cd AAA_Metadata_System
pip install -r requirements.txt

Point it at your lora_list, set a min_rating so you're not staring at everything, and let search_text find what you're after. Browse with edit_mode off, edit with it on.