MiniMax H3 Voice Library Delete / 删除音色 (EXP/T8)

Deleting things in generative-AI tooling is usually a one-way door, which is exactly why this node refuses to make it one. MiniMaxH3VoiceLibraryDeleteT8 doesn't erase a voice profile - it moves the library entry to a recoverable local trash folder. The description says it plainly: "it does not permanently erase it." If you're building a voice library for a character, and you delete the wrong entry mid-project, you want the undo, not a permanent goodbye.

The mechanics are the important part here. This is a delete node with a two-step ritual, and that ritual is the feature:

• library_name - which entry you're targeting.
• confirm_delete - defaults to false, and it must be set to true for the move to happen. Flip it and run, and the entry goes to the trash; leave it off and the node reports that it did nothing.

That's the whole fail-closed pattern this pack runs on: destructive operations never happen by default, and "I confirm" is an explicit, deliberate input rather than a pop-up you can fat-finger. There's only one output - report_json - telling you what was moved and where the trash copy lives. So if you panic later, you know exactly where to fish it back from.

Why you'd bother

Voice profiles accumulate fast when you're auditioning narrators, and a library full of half-finished takes is clutter. This is the clean-up node. But its real value is psychological safety: you can prune aggressively knowing the entry isn't gone-gone. Just remember the trash folder is local to this machine and eventually you (or disk hygiene) have to empty it - the recoverability is a safety net, not an archive strategy.

Installing:

part of MiniMax H3 Audio T8. ComfyUI Manager → search "MiniMax H3 Audio T8", or:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/T8mars/comfyui-minimax-h3-audio-T8

Restart after. No mandatory pip deps.

One honest warning:

recoverable trash is still a delete. If you habitually leave confirm_delete on, you'll one day move something you wanted and have to go find it in the trash. The default-off is there for a reason - treat flipping it as a deliberate action, not a workflow constant. And the usual license gate: H3 local weights are restricted outside the US/EU/UK/Korea, so a voice library only matters if you can legally run the model.