workflow-layout

# ComfyUI Workflow Layout & Organization Turn a tangled graph into a clean left-to-right dataflow a human reads at a glance, using the `panel_*` canvas tools. The golden rule: never lay out blind. Read the real node sizes and rail positions first, then compute positions from them. ## Primitives (panel tools) - `panel_query_graph {fields:'detail', limit:200, max_chars:60000}`. READ FIRST, every time. Returns, for the graph you're viewing: - each node's `pos` [x,y], `size` [w,h] (body only), and `full_height` (the TRUE rendered footprint = title bar + body; use this for vertical stacking), - all `groups` (`id`, `title`, `color`, `bounding [x,y,w,h]`), - and, only when inside a subgraph, the `rails`: the `input` / `output` boundary node positions. Everything below is computed from these numbers. - `panel_edit_node({node_id, pos?, size?, title?, collapsed?, preset?|color?|bgcolor?})` atomically moves, resizes, retitles, collapses, or color-codes a node. Widget values remain on their dedicated tool; execution mode is available as `mode` when needed. - Groups (colored boxes; nodes stay put): `panel_create_group` (pass `node_ids` to auto-wrap, or `bounds [x,y,w,h]`; `color` hex), `panel_move_group`, `panel_edit_group`, `panel_remove_group`. - Subgraphs (nest nodes into one collapsible node): `panel_create_subgraph(node_ids)`, `panel_enter_subgraph` / `panel_exit_subgraph`, `panel_get_subgraph`, `panel_promote_widget`, `panel_move_rail(rail, [x,y])` (`rai...