Pack Text 10

You know the workflow: a stack of prompt styles you keep pasting from a text file, each one a separate CLIP Text Encode or an alt-tab away. Pack Text 10 is the antidote. It gives you ten labeled multiline text boxes and squeezes them into a single bundle output, so your whole prompt library travels down one wire instead of ten.

Name the boxes whatever your workflow means - studio, golden_hour, film_grain, neg quality - double-click a label to edit it. Connect bundle to an Unpack Text node and the outputs rename themselves to match. No wire labels, no legend.

Why it's cache-safe (and why that matters)

The clever bit is what doesn't happen. Only text_01 through text_10 - the actual string values - enter the prompt ComfyUI submits. Labels, collapsed panels, remembered heights: all frontend state. So you can rename a box or reorder the editor without invalidating ComfyUI's cache; the sampler won't re-run just because you called a box golden_hour_v2 instead of golden_hour. Edit an actual text value and everything downstream re-runs, which is the correct behavior. ComfyUI caches aggressively (more in the node-plumbing lore), and this node is designed to not fight that cache.

The inputs that matter

• text_01 … text_10 - ten multiline STRING fields. All required, all default to empty, so unused ones are simply blank. Note dynamic prompts are off in the source: what you type is what goes out, no {red|blue} gambling.
• bundle (output) - one WGC_TEXT_BUNDLE wire carrying all ten strings, into any Unpack Text node.

Sizes mix freely. An Unpack Text 3 fed by this 10 just drops the extra seven; an Unpack Text 30 fills the missing slots with empty strings. You can resize either side of the connection without touching the other.

Install

The pack is heyheywoah/WGC-Nodes. Easiest: ComfyUI Manager → Install Custom Nodes → search "WGC Nodes". Or:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/heyheywoah/WGC-Nodes.git

Restart ComfyUI. No dependencies, no model files, no API key - the dependency list is literally empty.

Where people get tripped up

• Manager can't find it. The first Registry release was still pending as of the pack's 0.1.0 launch (Aug 2026), so Manager search may come up empty for a while. The git clone always works.
• Labels don't cross a Subgraph. Automatic label discovery over a subgraph boundary isn't guaranteed in 0.1.0. If your bundle passes through a collapsed region, use Frozen or Manual label mode, or hit Refresh Labels on the Unpack side.
• Expected wildcards. No dynamic-prompt expansion here, as above.

Ten is the sweet spot for a real prompt library. Three or five if your needs are small; twenty or thirty if you're hoarding. This is the one I'd reach for first.