SK Lora Meta Inspector

This is the simplest node in the pack, and it knows it: one input, no outputs, one job. It takes a JSON string and displays it in a panel. That's it.

You might reasonably ask why it exists when SK Lora Meta Extractor is already an output node that shows its JSON in the UI. The answer is that the Extractor displays its own result, but once you start moving metadata around the graph - pulling info_json out of a text node, a file, another extractor, or an older save - you need a place to actually read it. That's the Inspector's lane: wire any JSON string into info_json and it shows up formatted on the node, no console spelunking required.

It's also just a nice debugging habit. When you're wiring metadata into a downstream consumer and the parse looks wrong, dropping an Inspector on the wire lets you see exactly what string is traveling before you blame the consumer. It does nothing to the data - the mechanism is a straight pass-through to the frontend - so it's safe to leave inline.

The single input is info_json (STRING, forced input, so it only takes wired values). There are no outputs at all; it's an output node in the ComfyUI sense, meaning it runs at the end of execution and exists to be observed. Wire the SK Lora Meta Extractor's info_json here as a readable report, or use it to inspect any JSON you're routing through the graph.

Install is the same as the rest of the pack - ComfyUI Manager (search "SK LoRA Manager") or git clone https://github.com/sinvks/ComfyUI-SKLora-Manager into custom_nodes and pip install -r requirements.txt, then restart. No dependencies beyond what the pack already pulls in.

If you want the formatted, human-readable version rather than a raw string, remember the Extractor already prints its own panel. Reach for the Inspector when you've got JSON coming from somewhere else - that's the gap it fills, and it fills it in about thirty seconds.