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Some ComfyUI nodes have an input that grows a slot per connection (images.image0, images.image1, …). Several of them say "you must wire at least N of these" — and the server means N specific slots, not any N. comfy validate never read that requirement, so it happily passed workflows the server then rejected. Now it reads it, and says which keys are missing.

What was wrong

Nothing in validation consulted an autogrow group's declared minimum — Port.autogrow_limits existed but was only ever read by nodes show. Two prompts the real server rejects validated clean:

  1. Nested. A dynamic-combo option that nests an autogrow sub-input with min >= 1 and zero wired slots. Live shape on ComfyUI master: GrokVideoReferenceNode.model — both of its options nest reference images with min=1 (comfy_api_nodes/nodes_grok.py:841 TemplateNames(…, min=1), and a TemplatePrefix(prefix="reference_", min=1, max=7) sibling).
  2. Top-level. The old check only caught zero slots on a required port, so a partial fill below the minimum passed. Live shape: MeshyMultiImageToModelNode.images (comfy_api_nodes/nodes_meshy.py:461, TemplatePrefix(IO.Image.Input("image"), prefix="image", min=2, max=4)) with one wired slot.

What changed

A new autogrow_below_min error on both paths, mirroring the server's own gate rather than guessing at it. In comfy_api/latest/_io.py, Autogrow._expand_schema_for_dynamic expands a fixed name list — names verbatim, or [f"{prefix}{i}" for i in range(max)] — and promotes slot i into required only if i < min and template_required, where template_required is whether the template's single inner input sits in the template's own required section — "for now, get just the first value from dict_input; if not required, min can be ignored", in the server's words.

  • Port.autogrow_template_required (bool | None) reproduces that gate, walking the template's sections in declaration order (input.items(), JSON insertion order) and taking the first non-empty one — exactly the server's loop, not a fixed required-then-optional sweep. A template listing a non-empty optional ahead of required therefore reads False at both ends; the fixed sweep read True and hard-rejected a node the server accepts. None is deliberate and load-bearing: a template with no readable input block gives no signal at all, which is a different statement from a definite "not required".
  • Port.autogrow_declared_min (int | None) is the template's OWN min, and Port.autogrow_effective_min is the minimum that actually binds — that declared min when the gate is True, clamped to the group's capacity, otherwise 0. It deliberately does not read autogrow_limits[0], which substitutes the frontend's default of 1 when the template omits min: applyAutogrow picking 1 is a UI choice, while the server reads template["min"] with no default at all. A hard reject naming a specific slot must not rest on a number nothing declared, so an undeclared min reads as "cannot judge" and only the historical zero-slot check applies. autogrow_limits keeps its frontend-faithful contract unchanged, because nodes show publishes it. The clamp mirrors the server's own for i, name in enumerate(names) loop: names: ["a"] with min: 3 owes one slot, not an unsatisfiable three.
  • Port.autogrow_required_slot_names(count) derives the specific names the server marks required (0-based for a prefix, clamped to the declared maximum) — the same naming this repo's own converter applies in workflow_ops._autogrow_elem_name. A count alone is not the server's test: images.image1 + images.image2 is two slots against min: 2 while the required images.image0 is missing, and the server rejects it. Slot gaps are not hypothetical here — workflow_ops._first_free_autogrow_index exists because legacy workflows carry them.
  • The nested branch of _check_dynamic_combo_sub and _check_autogrow_required share one _autogrow_slot_errors, so the same authoring mistake reports the same code at every nesting depth: zero slots is autogrow_no_slots at both, a partial fill is autogrow_below_min at both, and the missing keys are named in the message and hint. The nested branch still returns the wired slots as valid keys, so a shortfall is one error about the shortfall and the slots that ARE wired don't also regress into unknown_input noise. These flow into dyn_errors, which the driver loop already gates on output-reachability.
  • Port.autogrow_declared_slot_keys filters a set of wired keys down to the slots the group actually grows, matching only the server's own spelling (f"{prefix}{i}" — so image0 but not image01, and nothing past the declared max). The nested path uses it for its valid-key set, so model.images.bogus now surfaces as unknown_input rather than being waved through by a bare startswith on the prefix.
  • Only a bare [src, idx] link on the base key skips the slot check. The driver loop reports autogrow_bare_input for exactly that shape, so {"images": null}, {"images": ""} and {"images": [[..], [..], [..]]} used to silence every count check while nothing else flagged them (validate_shape no-ops for COMFY_AUTOGROW_V3 and _check_required_present exempts autogrow ports) — and the server still rejected the node for the missing images.image0.
  • Non-finite template bounds no longer crash validation. /object_info is parsed with plain json.loads, which accepts the bare NaN / Infinity literals a Python-serialized payload emits, and int() raises ValueError / OverflowError on those — inside validate_workflow and the run preflight, where a diagnostic is owed. _finite_int reads such a bound as undeclared instead.
  • Where the catalog declares no naming template there is nothing to be precise about, so the count remains the test. _check_autogrow_required counts slot keys instead of looking for the base name; zero slots keeps the existing autogrow_no_slots code, and its message and hint now name the count the gate actually applies (a user told to "wire one key" against min: 2 was rejected a second time).

Behavior changes to look at closely

Consequences of moving the top-level gate from port.required to the effective minimum. All three match the server, which never consults the section the autogrow input itself sits in (_expand_schema_for_dynamic takes an input_type argument and ignores it):

  • A group declaring min: 0 inside required with zero slots no longer errors. This removes a latent false positive; no node in today's catalog has that shape at top level, so there is no user-visible change from it.
  • A group whose template inner input sits in the template's optional section no longer errors on zero slots, whatever its min.
  • A group in a node's optional section with min >= 1 now does error when unwired.
  • A base key holding something other than a bare [src, idx] link (null, "", a list of links) now does get slot-checked instead of silently skipping every count check.
  • A group whose template declares no min of its own no longer hard-errors on a specific slot name. It keeps the historical zero-slot check and nothing more, because the 1 that would otherwise bind is the frontend's default, not the catalog's.

Where the change is not provable it is not made. Two cases carry no usable signal — a template with no readable input block, and one whose gate would bind but which declares no min for it to bind to — and both keep the historical required zero-slot check, with its historical "at least one slot" semantics, since the 1 standing in there is synthesized here rather than declared and is too weak to hard-error on a specific name. A gate that reads a definite False is not one of those cases: that is the server telling us it ignores min, which is an answer rather than a gap, so it does not fall through. Pinned by TestAutogrowMinSlots::test_unreadable_template_keeps_the_historical_required_check, TestAutogrowSchemaEdges::test_unreadable_template_still_errors_on_zero_slots and TestAutogrowSchemaEdges::test_a_definite_false_gate_is_an_answer_not_a_gap.

The remaining asymmetry in the diff is deliberate and is the one thing here that was reverted after being tried: the nested path does not get that required fallback. It predates this check at the top level only, and extending it downward rejects real workflows — a dynamic-combo option routinely declares an autogrow group in required with an effective min: 0 (Seedream's model.images), which test_autogrow_sub_with_no_slots_is_lenient and test_converted_seedream_workflow_is_valid both pin, and which both failed when the fallback was made symmetric. Nested therefore enforces only a minimum the catalog actually declares.

Verification against the real thing

The check asserts the server will reject something, so it was falsified against the server's actual source rather than only against fixtures:

  • Read Autogrow._expand_schema_for_dynamic on ComfyUI master and confirmed the names/prefix expansion, the i < min and template_required promotion, that input_type is unused, and that _AutogrowTemplate.as_dict() always emits {"input": {...}} alongside names/prefix/min/max — so the shape this reads is the shape the server ships.
  • Confirmed both nodes the report names declare exactly what it says they do, by reading ComfyUI master: nodes_grok.py:841 TemplateNames(…, min=1) and nodes_meshy.py:461 TemplatePrefix(IO.Image.Input("image"), prefix="image", min=2, max=4), with the inner IO.Image.Input("image") landing in the template's required section — making template_required true for both.
  • Reproduced the nested false negative end-to-end against a real captured catalog rather than a synthetic one: GrokImageEditNodeV2.model.images in tests/comfy_cli/fixtures/object_info_nested_autogrow.json carries the same TemplateNames(image_1..3, min=1) declaration. A zero-slot prompt for it validates {'valid': True, 'errors': []} on main and errors here; one slot goes clean. Pinned as test_nested_autogrow.py::test_production_nested_autogrow_min_is_enforced.
  • Pinned the sparse case against the same real catalog: wiring only model.images.image_2 is one slot by count against min: 1 and still a server reject, because image_1 is the name the server marks required (test_production_nested_autogrow_counts_the_declared_names).
  • Pinned the leniency in the same file against the same real catalog: MinimaxHailuo03ReferenceNode.model.reference_videos declares min: 0 inside required, and still reports an effective minimum of 0.

Residual

  • The two nodes the report names are not in this repo and were never executed. GrokVideoReferenceNode and MeshyMultiImageToModelNode live in ComfyUI's comfy_api_nodes/, and neither appears in any object_info fixture here. Their declarations were read from ComfyUI master's source and reproduced by shape; the end-to-end repro above uses GrokImageEditNodeV2, which carries an identical TemplateNames(…, min=1) declaration and is in a captured fixture. Nothing here was verified by submitting a prompt to a running server — the evidence is source-level plus the captured catalog.
  • An older autogrow catalog shape is knowingly left unenforced. tests/comfy_cli/fixtures/object_info_bytedance_seedream_v2.json carries template as the bare element dict ({"image": ["IMAGE", {}]}) with names/min as siblings of template rather than inside it. Current ComfyUI cannot emit that shape, and the server would raise on it, so it reads as "cannot judge" and no minimum is enforced. Separately and pre-existing: Port.autogrow_limits does not read those sibling fields either, so it reports (1, None) for a group that declares min: 0 — which nodes show surfaces. Neither is touched here. If that shape is still served anywhere, both want fixing together.
  • An undeclared slot key is named at the nested level only. model.images.bogus now draws an unknown_input warning, because the nested path has a valid-key set to keep it out of. The top level has no such mechanism to hook: validate_workflow runs no unknown-input check on top-level keys at all (only _check_dynamic_combos produces unknown_input, and only for sub-keys), so images.bogus still fails to count toward the minimum but goes unnamed. Giving top-level inputs their own unknown-key warning is a separate change with its own blast radius, and is not in this one.
  • Autogrow slot keys are never shape- or type-checked. Slot keys don't enter port_by_name, so {"images.image0": "not-a-link"} produces no diagnostic at all — the count check is presence-based, which mirrors the server's required_input_missing exactly, but the server then rejects the node on the type of that value and the CLI said nothing. Pre-existing (slot keys were never in port_by_name), orthogonal to the minimum, and filed as a follow-up: closing it means synthesizing a Port per present slot key from the template's inner input and routing it through the existing shape/edge machinery.
  • No maximum check. A group wired above its declared maximum is still not flagged, on either path. The server truncates rather than rejecting there, so it is not the same class of bug, but it is the obvious sibling of this change and is not in it.
  • No error-code inventory was updated beyond the code comment, because none exists: docs/json-output.md documents the envelope-level error.code registry, not the per-node validation codes, and no other file enumerates autogrow_no_slots / autogrow_bare_input / required_input_missing. Only the promoted-hard-check comment in engine.py lists them, and that now names autogrow_below_min. A real inventory for these codes would be its own change.
  • The report asked to coordinate with an open PR touching this file; there is nothing to coordinate. That PR is closed, unmerged, so no rebase was needed and none was done.
  • One pre-existing test failure is unrelated and untouched: tests/comfy_cli/test_http.py::test_an_unloadable_supplement_falls_through_to_the_platform_roots asserts a platform trust-root count (182 == 145 on this machine) and fails identically on a clean checkout of the base branch.

Provenance

  • Authored by: agent-work loop
  • Verified: ruff check comfy_cli/ tests/ and ruff format --check comfy_cli/ tests/ both clean. pytest -q → 7427 passed, 38 skipped, 1 failed — the pre-existing machine-local test_http.py failure noted above, which was re-confirmed this run by observing the identical single failure on an unrelated branch in a separate checkout. tests/comfy_cli/cql/ → 560 passed. The 14 new tests (18 cases) were also run against the pre-fix engine to confirm they fail there rather than passing vacuously: 15 cases fail, and the 3 that pass are the ones deliberately pinning preserved behaviour rather than new — the len(dict_input) == 0 section skip, and the two unreadable-template carve-out cases.
  • Deviations: none against the intended scope. Five judgment calls, all written up above: the unreadable-template carve-out (now covering an undeclared min as well, and excluding a definite False gate); declining the review suggestion to make the nested path's carve-out symmetric with the top level's, because doing so fails two of the base's own Seedream-leniency tests; declining the suggestion to require [src, idx] link shape before a slot counts, because the server's required-input test is presence rather than shape; the untouched older catalog shape; and falling back to a plain count where the catalog declares no slot names. One finding was deferred rather than fixed — autogrow slot keys are never shape-checked — and is filed as a follow-up.

No validation path consulted an autogrow group's declared minimum, so two
prompts the server rejects validated clean:

* a dynamic-combo-nested autogrow sub-input with `min >= 1` and zero wired
  slots (live shape: `GrokVideoReferenceNode.model.reference_images`);
* a top-level group filled below its minimum — the old check only caught
  zero slots, so one slot against `min: 2` passed
  (`MeshyMultiImageToModelNode.images`).

Both now emit a new `autogrow_below_min` error, mirroring the server's own
gate: `Autogrow._expand_schema_for_dynamic` places slot `i` in `required`
only `if i < min and template_required`, where `template_required` is
whether the template's single inner input sits in the template's own
`required` section. So a Seedream-style group declaring `min: 0` inside
`required` keeps validating clean with zero slots, and so does a `min: 1`
group whose inner input sits in the template's `optional` section.

The top-level gate moves from `port.required` to that effective minimum,
which also drops the latent false positive on a required-section `min: 0`
group. A template we cannot read carries no `template_required` signal at
all, so that case keeps the historical `port.required` check rather than
silently losing it.
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Autogrow validation now derives minimum slot counts and required slot names from readable templates. It enforces these values for top-level and dynamic-combo inputs, preserves fallback behavior for unreadable templates, and adds regression coverage.

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comfy_cli/cql/engine.py, tests/comfy_cli/cql/test_engine.py
Port now reports template requirements, effective minimums, valid slot keys, and required slot names. Numeric bounds are parsed safely and template sections follow declaration order.
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comfy_cli/cql/engine.py
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tests/comfy_cli/cql/test_engine.py, tests/comfy_cli/cql/test_nested_autogrow.py, tests/comfy_cli/fixtures/dynamic_combo_object_info.json
Tests cover nested catalog nodes, boundary counts, sparse names, malformed bounds, zero-slot behavior, fallback handling, unreachable workflows, and duplicate-error prevention. Fixture metadata adds top-level and nested autogrow scenarios.

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…a count

Counting keys under the autogrow prefix passes a prompt the server still
rejects: `_expand_schema_for_dynamic` expands a fixed name list (`names`
verbatim, or `prefix` + `range(max)`) and promotes `names[:min]` to
`required`, so `images.image1` + `images.image2` satisfies `min: 2` by
count while the required `images.image0` is missing. Slot gaps are not
hypothetical here — `workflow_ops._first_free_autogrow_index` exists
because legacy workflows carry them.

`Port.autogrow_required_slot_names` derives those names the same way the
server and this repo's own converter do (0-based, clamped to the declared
maximum), and both check paths now report the specific missing keys.
Where the catalog declares no naming template there is nothing to be
precise about, so the count stays the test — including the unreadable-
template carve-out, which keeps its historical "at least one slot"
semantics rather than inheriting a synthesized min of 1 as a name.

Also restores the dynamic-combo fixture's original compact formatting, so
its diff is additive instead of a whole-file reflow.
GrokImageEditNodeV2.model.images declares min: 1 over names image_1..3, so
wiring only image_2 is one slot by count and still a server reject.
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Addressed the slot-name finding in cf6da57/916b45e: the count alone was not the server's test.

Port.autogrow_required_slot_names(count) now derives the specific names _expand_schema_for_dynamic marks required (names verbatim, or f"{prefix}{i}" 0-based, clamped to the declared max — the same naming workflow_ops._autogrow_elem_name applies), and both paths report the missing keys by name instead of a shortfall count. Sparse regressions on both paths plus one against the real captured catalog (GrokImageEditNodeV2.model.images, min: 1 over image_1..3: wiring only image_2 is one slot by count and still a reject).

Where the catalog declares no naming template the count stays the test — the only naming available there is autogrow_element_template's pluralization guess, too weak to hard-error on a specific key. Same reason the unreadable-template carve-out now keeps its historical "at least one slot" semantics rather than inheriting a synthesized min: 1 as a name.

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270-270: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Read template sections in declaration order. Port.autogrow_template_required checks "required" before "optional", but ComfyUI uses the first non-empty entry from input.items(). A non-empty optional entry before required therefore makes the server ignore min, while this validator can reject the workflow as missing autogrow slots. Iterate over inputs.items() to match ComfyUI.

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- Line 2773: Restrict the `continue` branch around `base in inputs` to values
matching the existing bare-link predicate (`isinstance(value, list) and
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Review follow-ups on the autogrow-minimum check, all measured against the
server's own `Autogrow._expand_schema_for_dynamic` rather than against
the frontend's `applyAutogrow`.

- Non-finite template bounds no longer crash validation. `/object_info`
  is parsed with plain `json.loads`, which accepts the bare `NaN` /
  `Infinity` literals a Python-serialized payload emits, and `int()`
  raises `ValueError` / `OverflowError` on those — inside
  `validate_workflow` and the `run` preflight, where a diagnostic is
  owed. New `_finite_int` reads them as undeclared instead.

- The minimum binds only on a `min` the catalog DECLARES. `autogrow_limits`
  substitutes the frontend's default of 1 when the template omits `min`;
  the server reads `template["min"]` with no default at all. A hard reject
  naming a specific slot must not rest on that guess, so new
  `Port.autogrow_declared_min` returns `None` there and
  `autogrow_effective_min` treats it as "cannot judge" — the same leniency
  an unreadable `template_required` already got. `autogrow_limits` keeps
  its frontend-faithful contract for `nodes show`.

- `autogrow_effective_min` is clamped to the group's capacity, as the
  server's own `for i, name in enumerate(names)` loop is: `names: ["a"]`
  with `min: 3` owed an unsatisfiable three slots.

- The template's sections are walked in DECLARATION order. The server
  iterates `input.items()` and takes the first non-empty section; a
  hardcoded ("required", "optional") sweep read a template that lists a
  non-empty `optional` first as `template_required=True` while the server
  reads `False`, hard-rejecting a node the server accepts. Applies to
  `autogrow_template_required` and `autogrow_element_type` alike.

- Only a bare `[src, idx]` link on the base key skips the slot check.
  The driver loop reports `autogrow_bare_input` for exactly that shape, so
  `{"images": null}` / `{"images": ""}` / `{"images": [[..],[..],[..]]}`
  silenced every count check while nothing else flagged them
  (`validate_shape` no-ops for COMFY_AUTOGROW_V3 and
  `_check_required_present` exempts autogrow ports) — and the server still
  rejected the node for the missing `images.image0`.

- Zero slots reports `autogrow_no_slots` at BOTH depths, and the message
  and hint now name the count the gate applies rather than telling the
  user to wire one key against a `min` of 2. The nested path previously
  emitted `autogrow_below_min` for the identical condition, so the same
  authoring mistake carried two codes depending on nesting. Both paths now
  share `_autogrow_slot_errors`.

- A nested slot key the template never declares (`model.images.bogus`) is
  no longer returned as a valid key, so it surfaces as `unknown_input`
  instead of being waved through by a bare prefix match. New
  `Port.autogrow_declared_slot_keys` does the filtering, matching only the
  server's own spelling (`f"{prefix}{i}"`, so not `image01`).

Also narrowed while unifying the two paths: "cannot judge" now means an
unreadable `template_required`, or a readable one that WOULD bind but
declares no `min`. A gate that reads a definite `False` is the server
telling us it ignores `min`, which is an answer, not a gap, so it no
longer falls through to the "at least one slot" fallback.

Deliberately NOT changed: the nested path stays lenient when it cannot
judge, rather than gaining the top level's historical "at least one slot"
fallback. That fallback predates this check at the top level only, and
extending it downward rejects real workflows — a dynamic-combo option
routinely declares an autogrow group in `required` with an effective
`min: 0` (Seedream's `model.images`), which
`test_autogrow_sub_with_no_slots_is_lenient` and
`test_converted_seedream_workflow_is_valid` both pin.

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🤖 The reviews loop filed Linear follow-up ticket(s) for review thread(s) deferred as out of scope for this PR:

  • BE-11732 — Shape-check autogrow slot keys against the group's template input type — filed as agent-spike (premise unverified)

The following carry agent-spike instead of agent-ok because their reachability claim was not backed by evidence (BE-5378) — the claim is investigated before any code is written, and "the premise does not hold" is a valid, successful outcome:

  • Shape-check autogrow slot keys against the group's template input type — no reachability block in the proposal

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