The only thing you need to do on the Automatic1111 side is change your launch script to the following:
set COMMANDLINE_ARGS=--api --cors-allow-origins https://magpai.app
If you have other commandline args, just add these to the end.
Usually your launch script is found here
.\stable-diffusion-webui\webui-user.bat
Now, you should be able to place any of the Automatic1111 nodes in your Magpai Workflow, and have them run successfully.
Caveats
If you want to connect to Automatic1111 on a computer other than the one you are running the workflow on, you need to set up an ssl proxy, or, more simply, enable the gradio flag in the command line args.
It is not recomended that you use Automatic1111 nodes in public workflows, due to the unique differences in models, checkpoints, plugins, etc.
Automatic1111
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Automatic1111 is an open source, easy to install GUI (Graphical User Interface) to run Stable Diffusion image generation models on your computer.
Magpai provides several nodes that can connect to either a local, or hosted runtime of Automatic1111.
Using Automatic1111
Using Automatic1111 nodes are classified as “Use at your own risk“. We currently don‘t offer a lot of support, but may in the future.
Full installation instructions can be found here: github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui.
The only thing you need to do on the Automatic1111 side is change your launch script to the following:
set COMMANDLINE_ARGS=--api --cors-allow-origins https://magpai.appIf you have other commandline args, just add these to the end.
Usually your launch script is found here
Now, you should be able to place any of the Automatic1111 nodes in your Magpai Workflow, and have them run successfully.
Caveats