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Update README to include ComfyUI Manager installation instructions.

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@ -444,11 +444,39 @@ Custom Nodes can be added to ComfyUI by copying and pasting Python files into yo
There are two kinds of custom nodes: vanilla custom nodes, which generally expect to be dropped into the `custom_nodes` directory and managed by a tool called the ComfyUI Extension manager ("vanilla" custom nodes) and this repository's opinionated, installable custom nodes ("installable").
### Installing ComfyUI Manager
ComfyUI-Manager is a popular extension to help you install and manage other custom nodes. To install it, you will need `git` on your system.
The installation process for ComfyUI-Manager requires two steps: installing its Python dependencies, and then cloning its code into the `custom_nodes` directory.
1. **Install dependencies.**
First, ensure you have installed `comfyui` from this repository as described in the Installing section. Then, run the following command from your ComfyUI workspace directory (the one containing your `.venv` folder) to install the extra dependencies for ComfyUI-Manager:
```shell
uv pip install --torch-backend=auto --upgrade "comfyui[comfyui_manager]@git+https://github.com/hiddenswitch/ComfyUI.git"
```
2. **Clone the repository.**
Next, you need to clone the ComfyUI-Manager repository into the `custom_nodes` directory within your ComfyUI workspace. Your workspace is the directory you created during the initial setup where you ran `uv venv` (e.g., `~/Documents/ComfyUI_Workspace`).
If the `custom_nodes` directory does not exist in your workspace, create it first (e.g., `mkdir custom_nodes`). Then, from your workspace directory, run the following command:
```shell
git clone https://github.com/Comfy-Org/ComfyUI-Manager.git ./custom_nodes/ComfyUI-Manager
```
This command will place the manager's code into `custom_nodes/ComfyUI-Manager/`.
3. **Restart ComfyUI.**
After the cloning is complete, restart ComfyUI. You should now see a "Manager" button in the menu.
### Vanilla Custom Nodes
Clone the repository containing the custom nodes into `custom_nodes/` in your working directory. Currently, this is not known to be compatible with ComfyUI Node Manager.
Clone the repository containing the custom nodes into `custom_nodes/` in your working directory and install its requirements, or use the manager.
Run `pip install git+https://github.com/owner/repository`, replacing the `git` repository with the installable custom nodes URL. This is just the GitHub URL.
### Custom Nodes Authored for this Fork
Run `uv pip install "git+https://github.com/owner/repository"`, replacing the `git` repository with the installable custom nodes URL. This is just the GitHub URL.
## Authoring Custom Nodes