🔗 TA Help Link

Every node pack ships a README; most of them are the worst place to actually learn the nodes. TA Help Link is the pack's answer to that: a button on your canvas that opens the full built-in documentation - in German and English - in your browser at http://localhost:8188/ta-nodes/wiki/index.html.

Like its sibling TA Discord Link, it has no inputs and no outputs. Drop it on the canvas, click it, and your browser opens the pack's wiki. That's the entire feature, and for a pack as sprawling as this one - twenty-odd nodes spanning model loaders, an LLM integration, samplers, and save utilities - a discoverable manual is genuinely useful. The README gives you the overview and the install; the wiki is where per-node details actually live, and the Help button each node ships with points at the same place.

Why bother with a dedicated node for this? Because the pack's design philosophy is that a workflow should be self-documenting. When you share a graph with someone, they can click the help node and land in the docs without hunting through GitHub. It's the same instinct that puts a Discord link on the canvas: the pack treats distribution as a first-class use case, and this node is the documentation half of that story. It's also a decent sanity check on your install - if clicking it 404s, your copy of the pack is stale or broken, which is a useful diagnostic in its own right.

Install. No dependencies, standard pack install:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/tmode-1960/TA-ComfyUI-Nodes-Pack

or ComfyUI Manager → "TA ComfyUI Nodes Pack", then restart. It appears under thomo.ART/utils.

Gotchas. The docs serve from your local ComfyUI server, so the node only does something when ComfyUI is running - no server, no wiki, obviously. It opens the pack's own bundled documentation, not a general ComfyUI manual, so point newcomers at it for TA-node questions specifically. And as with the whole pack, if you're migrating a TA v1 workflow, the v2.x node renames mean you're rebuilding the graph anyway - this node included.