Initial commit: in-process object_info cache + refresh UI
ComfyUI-Tenaciousload speeds up ComfyUI page loads for large model/LoRA collections by caching the slow /api/object_info response in memory and on disk (survives restarts) and serving it gzipped in ~milliseconds, instead of rebuilding it (and freezing the event loop) on every load. Adds a "Refresh Models / LoRAs" menu button, a graph node, and a POST /tenaciousload/refresh endpoint to rebuild the cache after adding or removing models. No external dependencies; no nginx/docker required. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# ComfyUI-Tenaciousload has NO external dependencies.
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# Everything it uses is either the Python standard library
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# (os, gzip, json, logging, threading) or already provided by ComfyUI:
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# - aiohttp (ComfyUI's web server, aiohttp>=3.11.8)
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# - folder_paths, server (ComfyUI internal modules)
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#
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# Requirements to run:
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# - ComfyUI (any recent version; tested on 0.23.0)
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# - Python >= 3.8
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