ComfyUI repo will move to Comfy Org account by Jan 6
Hi everyone,
To better support the continued growth of the project and improve our internal workflows, we are going to officially moved the ComfyUI repository from the @comfyanonymous account to its new home at the @Comfy-Org organization. We want to let you know early to set clear expectations, maintain transparency, and make sure the transition is smooth for users and contributors alike.
What does this mean for you?
Redirects: No need to worry, GitHub will automatically redirect all existing links, stars, and forks to the new location.
Action Recommended: While redirects are in place, we recommend updating your local git remotes to point to the new URL:
https://github.com/comfy-org/ComfyUI.gitCommand:
git remote set-url origin https://github.com/Comfy-Org/ComfyUI.git
You can do this already as we already set up the current mirror repo in the proper location.
Continuity: This is an organizational change to help us manage the project more effectively.
Why we’re making this change?
As ComfyUI has grown from a personal project into a cornerstone of the generative AI ecosystem, we want to ensure the infrastructure behind it is as robust. Moving to Comfy Org allows us to:
Improve Collaboration: An organization account allows us to manage permissions for our growing core team and community contributors more effectively. This will allow us to transfer individual issues between different repos
Better Security: The organization structure gives us access to better security tools, fine-grained access control, and improved project management features to keep the repo healthy and secure.
AI and Tooling: Makes it easier for us to integrate internal automation, CI/CD, and AI-assisted tooling to improve testing, releases, and contributor change review over time.
Does this mean it’s easier to be a contributor for ComfyUI?
In a way, yes. For the longest time, the repo only had a single person (comfyanonymous) to review and guarantee code quality. While this list of people is still small now as we bring more people onto the project, we are going to do better overtime to accept more community input to the codebase itself and eventually setup longterm open governance structure for the ownership of the project.
Our commitment to open source remains the same, this change will push us to further enable even more community collaboration, faster iteration, and a healthier PR and review process as the project continues to scale.
Thank you for being part of this journey!
Best,
Team at Comfy