June 2026 monthly summary for Comfy-Org/docs: Delivered the Comfy Cloud MCP onboarding and integration documentation, consolidating MCP content into a single cloud/mcp guide with OAuth setup, installation steps, and usage of slash commands. Implemented redirects from legacy MCP content and restructured navigation to improve discoverability. Documented per-client installation flows (Claude Code and Claude Desktop), including a headless/CI API-key fallback, and added placeholder visuals to ensure reliable rendering during asset finalization. Standardized server naming to comfy-cloud and removed obsolete local-install references to reduce confusion. This work aligns onboarding with product capabilities and reduces support overhead by providing a clear, centralized guide for developers.

May 2026 monthly summary focusing on key business value and technical achievements across OSS and cloud-runtime work. The month delivered major Cloud API/OpenAPI improvements, expanded cloud-specific capabilities, and stronger quality gates, enabling safer cross-runtime contracts and faster frontend/cloud integrations. The work also included targeted documentation clarifications to set correct expectations around Cloud API access and usage.

Monthly summary for 2026-04: Delivered API documentation and OpenAPI improvements across two repos, automated release tagging workflow, and cleanup of outdated specs. Result: clearer developer guidance, fewer API misunderstandings, and faster, automated release processes. This period focused on business value through improved API clarity, deprecation planning, and CI/CD automation, setting the stage for smoother integrations and releases.

March 2026 monthly summary: Delivered a comprehensive update to the ComfyUI MCP Server documentation and onboarding for the hosted cloud, including client setup guidance, tool references, output handling, and troubleshooting. Reworked the docs for accuracy, removed outdated references, and added a Research Preview banner to set clear expectations. Emphasized that no local installation or Node.js is required. These changes improve onboarding speed, reduce support queries, and enable faster customer adoption of the hosted server.