Load Integer

This is the plainest node in the whole pack: a box that holds one whole number and hands it to whatever's wired downstream. Not exciting, but genuinely useful the moment you want a number controlled from one place and reused in several - comfyui_LLM_party's knowledge-base and memory nodes are full of integer settings like k (how many chunks to retrieve), chunk_size, chunk_overlap, and history_id, and if you want to tune one of those from a single spot on the graph instead of a buried widget inside another node, this is how.

The setup. One required field, text - same slightly odd naming as this pack's Load Boolean node, almost certainly so both share a convention that makes them easy to swap for each other via ComfyUI's node-conversion tools - typed INT, defaulting to 0. The output is int, also INT, and it goes wherever you need a number: seeds, retrieval counts, chunk sizes, anything else in this pack (or elsewhere in your graph) that takes an integer input.

It's also flagged as an output node in its schema, which means it doubles as a terminal - you can use it to just display a number on the graph for a quick sanity check, not only to pass one downstream. That's a small but genuinely handy property when you're debugging a larger agent workflow and want to confirm at a glance what value is actually flowing through a shared setting, rather than tracing the wire to wherever it eventually gets consumed.

Installing it. Load Integer comes with the full comfyui_LLM_party install - no separate step for it. Get the pack via ComfyUI Manager (search "comfyui_LLM_party") or cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes && git clone https://github.com/heshengtao/comfyui_LLM_party, then run pip install -r requirements.txt from inside the project folder in your ComfyUI Python environment, and restart. It's a pure utility node - no API key, no model, no external service - so there's nothing specific to this node that can misconfigure. If it's not showing up after install, that's essentially always the pack's much larger dependency list failing somewhere else and taking the whole node set down with it, since this project's requirements.txt covers dozens of optional integrations bundled together - check the ComfyUI startup console for the actual import error rather than assuming this node in particular is broken.