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A LoRA toolkit for ComfyUI: pick which LoRA subfolders a node draws from so you're only ever searching the models you're working with, stack up to 12 LoRAs across several models from one node, and run a proper XY LoRA test bench in a single queue.
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Twelve LoRA slots in a single node, feeding up to five separate MODEL outputs. Each LoRA can go to all five models, or just one, or to different models at different strengths — so a two-pass workflow where the refiner needs your detail LoRA at 0.4 and the base pass wants it at 1.0 is one node, not two loaders and a mental note. Slot order is apply order and you drag slots to change it. A footer prints exactly what each model output will receive, in order, so you can confirm the wiring matches your intent without tracing wires.
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Alongside that: named presets that save and reload your whole stack (or merge into it without wiping what's there), folder filtering for people whose loras directory holds dozens of model subfolders, and randomizer slots that roll a different LoRA each queue — useful for rediscovering things buried in a large collection.
An XY LoRA test bench that runs in one queue. The Plotter takes the same slot grid, but instead of stacking your LoRAs it tests them against each other — LoRAs on one axis, strengths on the other, exactly the XY plot you'd build by hand. It emits one MODEL per test cell as a list output, so ComfyUI runs your sampler once per cell automatically — you hit Queue once and get the whole comparison, no batch loops or manual re-queueing. Feed the results to the Image Saver for a single labelled grid image — choose between a modern text-overlay layout or a classic A1111-style grid with labels down the margins — or to the Grid Viewer to br
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