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This page walks the upload flow for a custom node package. For the concept overview see Custom nodes. The Custom Nodes entry must appear in your sidebar — if not, this deployment hasn’t enabled custom nodes on your deployment.

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Before you start

  • The node package archive on disk.
  • A team you belong to. Any member can upload.
  • Decide on a package_name for the bundle. Workflows reference packages by this name — pick something stable.

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Upload

  1. Open Custom Nodes in the sidebar.
  2. Click Upload node.
  3. Pick the archive.
  4. Fill in the metadata:
    FieldNotes
    Display nameHuman-readable label shown in lists. Up to 255 characters.
    Package nameDirectory name under custom_nodes/. Up to 100 characters, letters/digits/-/_/. only. Immutable.
    VersionFree-form version string up to 50 characters (1.0.0, 2024-05, anything).
    Pip requirementsOptional. Extra Python deps beyond the package’s own requirements.txt, one per line.
  5. Click Upload. The dashboard uploads the archive and registers the package.
  6. The new node appears in the list with its version badge.

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Update an existing package

Two paths:
  • Reupload — from the node’s row, replace the archive. The package name stays the same; the contents update. Useful for shipping a fix without bumping the version. Tasks already running on an agent finish with the version they started with.
  • Edit — change display name, version, pip requirements, or status without touching the archive.

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Edit or delete

  • Edit — display name, version, pip requirements, status.
  • Delete — removes the record. Tasks already running finish with the version they started with.
Bulk delete from the list using multi-select.

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How packages reach agents

Same model as custom files: an agent with matching labels and a task that references the package downloads it on first need, caches it, and reuses it after that.