Pluribus for ComfyUI
Connect the people in a ComfyUI workflow to a specific project and intended use without uploading the graph or creative assets.
Pluribus helps an AI-media production team connect person-bearing sources in a ComfyUI workflow to the real people involved, document a specific proposed use, request confirmation from the right recipient, and track what changes.
The source scan runs locally. Pairing enables a narrow structured sync for the project, people, intended use, requests, responses, and internal review state. It does not upload the graph or creative assets.
Release status: Pluribus for ComfyUI is in controlled release-candidate testing. Read the v0.4.0-rc.2 notes before using it in a production workflow.
The five-step workflow
- Find sources. Scan supported graph provenance locally for sources that may represent people.
- Link people. Connect each source to the correct project person or deliberately mark it as not a person.
- Describe intended use. Record the client, deliverables, channels, territory, dates, restrictions, compensation and exclusivity treatment, final approval, and revocation path.
- Request confirmation. Present that exact scope to the person or their representative.
- Track and review. Keep the recipient response and your team's internal review as separate, explicit states.
The questions Pluribus helps answer
- Which real people may be represented by this graph?
- Which sources are linked to each project person?
- What exactly are we proposing to do?
- What did the recipient say about that request?
- Has our own authorized team reviewed it separately?
The boundary
Pluribus does not identify a face from pixels, determine legal authority, approve rights, or replace legal, business-affairs, union, or production review. A source link records who a source is intended to represent. A recipient response records what that recipient said about one exact request. Neither is an automatic internal approval.