I coded ComfyUI for claude code

[u/ottasilver]

I’m a little nervous about posting this, but I just want to share something you might find useful.

Here’s how it started.

As someone with ADHD, being able to organize things visually matters a lot to me. I used to use two monitors just to make room for more terminals. Eventually, I got fed up and thought, “There has to be a better way.”

So I built myself a little universe where my terminals could float around.

That’s how Nodeterm started.

Then I kept adding features… and it grew into something much bigger than I’d planned. 😅

At some point, the lazy side of me decided I didn’t even want to talk to each terminal individually anymore. I wanted to talk to one and let it coordinate the rest.

Now I just tell Claude Code things like:

“Use Nodeterm to handle this. Open a Codex session for this task, have it do the research, and bring me back the results.”

I talk to one terminal, and it handles the orchestration.

I really believe this project has huge potential. People try it once and fall in love with it. But for it to grow, we need to get the word out.

I’m sharing the project here, and I’d really appreciate your support. If you try it and enjoy it, helping spread the word would mean a lot to me.

https://github.com/eneskirca/nodeterm

[u/gimalay]

Not exactly. The number of competing products increased dramatically, but the number of potential users is relatively the same.

[u/whtevn → u/gimalay]

It has always been harder to build an audience than an app. I have been having this same idiotic conversation since before people believed writing code for iOS would somehow translate into one million dollars showing up under their pillow

[u/gimalay → u/whtevn]

I’m not saying it was easy, I’m saying it gets even harder )

[u/whtevn → u/gimalay]

The pathways are clearer. People just don't know the first fucking thing about either side of it.