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Exocortex MediaForge

Desktop batch generation for prompt files using OpenAI or local ComfyUI workflows.

Windows application

Batch generation from prompt files

Run image or video batches from TXT, CSV, or JSON input using the OpenAI API or a local ComfyUI installation.

A packaged Windows download is available. The repository also includes a source-run setup for macOS.

Workflow

Inputs, generation, and run records

  • Load prompts from TXT, CSV, or JSON files.
  • Choose OpenAI or a local ComfyUI API workflow.
  • Select an output folder and run an image or video batch.
  • Save images or MP4 videos with clean filenames.
  • Write manifest.json and generation_log.csv for each run.
  • Retry failed items without rerunning the entire list.

Setup

Local installation

  1. Download and extract the Windows ZIP.
  2. Run the included first-time setup helper.
  3. Add OPENAI_API_KEY for OpenAI mode, or configure a local ComfyUI endpoint.
  4. For ComfyUI, select a preset or a compatible API-format workflow.
  5. Choose an output folder and run the batch.
  6. On macOS, use the source-run shell helpers from the repository.

Input formats

TXT, CSV, and JSON

TXTOne prompt per line for a simple sequential batch.
CSVColumns can include prompt, asset_id, category, filename_prefix, background, size, and quality.
JSONStructured input for prompt planning generated by another script or pipeline.

FAQ

Storage, keys, and video support

Does it use my own API key?

OpenAI mode uses your OPENAI_API_KEY. Local ComfyUI mode runs against your own local setup and does not require an OpenAI key.

Does it keep output local?

Prompt files, output folders, manifests, and logs remain on your machine. OpenAI mode still sends generation requests to the OpenAI API.

What gets saved?

Generated images or MP4 videos are written to the selected output folder with manifest.json and generation_log.csv.

Does it support video?

Yes. OpenAI video works directly, and local ComfyUI can batch API-format workflows that write a video file.