ComfyUI-Manager VS ComfyUI_FizzNodes

I don't think so, you'll have to build it yourself.

In the meantime, for dealing with missing custom nodes/models you can use ComfyUI Manager https://github.com/ltdrdata/ComfyUI-Manager which doesn't fully automate this away, but does make it easy to solve with just a few clicks.

The way I learned was I watched a couple Youtube videos and when I was somewhat familiar with the bare bones I used ComfyUI Manager \)Github Link\) which is a must-have and it allowed me to download workflows from a community board and I simply just downloaded workflows for features I wanted to implement and then looked at how they work to re-create them in my own workflow.

hey! OP shared the workflow, and for the missing nodes you can use the install missing custom nodes in Comfy-UI Manager

it is a node that adds keywords to the positive and negative prompt according to the style you select in that node, if you dont have it, first you need to get this, which lets you download/uninstall extensions and models ( just like auto's extension manager), then you can search for that extension inside of that

Install comfy https://github.com/ltdrdata/ComfyUI-Manager and click install missing node from the manager button

7- ComfyUI Manager for the Missing Nodes: https://github.com/ltdrdata/ComfyUI-Manager

Install and update via ComfyUI Manager (Recommended)

Requires the latest of the following, which can all be installed in ComfyUI Manager.

All of these use Kosinkadink’s Comfy extension - if you're getting started, check out the intro at the top of his repo for the basics. I'd also encourage you to download Comfy Manager to manage dependancies.

This workflow by Antzu is a good example of prompt scheduling, which is working well in Comfy thanks to Fitzdorf's great work. This by Nathan Shipley didn't use this exact workflow but is a great example of how powerful and beautiful prompt scheduling can be: