Make a pack

A pack is one small file, pack.json, that tells Cobalt Pear how to call your RunPod Serverless worker. You need a working endpoint first — the pack only says what to send it.

Make the file

Open the pack maker and paste a ComfyUI workflow (ComfyUI → Workflow → Export (API)), or the JSON your worker takes as input. It finds the prompt, seed and size by itself where it can; change any that are wrong, then Save pack.json.

Put it in your repo and try it

1. Save it as pack.json at the top of your worker’s GitHub repo, on the main branch.
2. Open Cobalt Pear → Models → Custom → paste the repo’s address under «Your own worker» → Add. No repo? Choose a pack or ComfyUI workflow takes the file itself.
3. Paste your endpoint ID and send a prompt. The app reads the pack again each time it opens, so a fix shows at once.

Let people find it

Add the topic cobalt-pear to your repo (the ⚙️ next to About on its GitHub page). Every worker with a pack is listed at github.com/topics/cobalt-pear.

What each field means

Field	Meaning
format · engine	pack/1 · comfyui (a ComfyUI workflow) or json (any other worker)
id · label · note	a short id · the name shown · tips shown under the model
kind	the group it sits under in the model menu
workflow · input	what is sent — the ComfyUI workflow, or the RunPod input
prompt · negative · seed · width · height · size · image	where each value goes, as a list of places. comfyui = [node id, input name], json = the path inside input. size = "1536x960" in one string · image = a starting picture as base64
sizes · size_step	sizes as [width, height, name] · the step sizes must be a multiple of

What your worker sends back can have any shape — the app looks through the whole output for files ({type: "base64", data}, data:…, base64, https://… links) and for text under content, text, response, output or caption.