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Lay out and organize a ComfyUI workflow cleanly on the live panel canvas. Dependency-layered node placement with no overlaps, subgraphs, colored group boxes, and subgraph rail alignment. Use when asked to tidy / clean up / organize / arrange a workflow, add groups or subgraphs, fix overlapping nodes, or build a workflow that should look good from the start.

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# 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.
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