🔥Fire Note

A note node is the least exciting thing a pack can ship. A text box on the canvas - big deal. RectumFireNote earns its keep not because of what it is, but because of where it sits in RectumFire's repair loop. It's the third leg of the pack's Resolve → Copy → Note workflow, and that loop is the whole reason the pack exists.

If you've ever downloaded someone's workflow and had it explode because model files are missing, renamed, or stored under different paths, you know the pain. The RectumFire loop turns that into: try to auto-fix, extract what's missing, keep the repair info inside the graph. The note is where that info lands.

How it works

The backend is about as dumb as a node gets: one multiline STRING input named text, no outputs, a no-op execution. Everything interesting happens on the frontend. When you copy repair info from a broken node and paste it, a RectumFireNote is created near your cursor with the text filled in - found models marked with ✅, missing ones with ❌. You get an instant, human-readable picture of what your machine has and what it doesn't.

The full loop, if you're wondering how it strings together:

1. Select the broken node, press Shift+Alt+R (Fire Resolve). If the model exists locally, it auto-relinks.
2. If auto-fix can't do it, press Shift+Alt+C (Fire Copy). It extracts the model filenames, or falls back to a compact JSON snapshot of the node.
3. Press Shift+Alt+V to paste into a Fire Note at the cursor. Done - the repair intel now lives in the workflow itself.

From there you can copy the ❌ filenames straight into model archive search without guessing, and the note travels with the workflow when you save or share it.

Using it day to day

Honestly, it's also just a decent plain note node. The text input is multiline, so you can leave instructions, prompts, or breadcrumbs on the canvas for yourself. Nothing executes, nothing routes - it's pure annotation. That's the point.

Install and gotchas

Same pack install as everything else here - no dependencies, no models. ComfyUI Manager (search "ComfyUI-RectumFire") or:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/vladgohn/ComfyUI-RectumFire.git

Restart ComfyUI, and note that the paste hotkey is browser-side: if Shift+Alt+V does nothing, hard-refresh the page (Ctrl+Shift+R) after installing. The node itself is the boring, reliable part - the magic is all in the JS sitting next to it.