Credits & Acknowledgements - Ktiseos-Nyx/Dataset-Tools GitHub Wiki

Dataset-Tools is built on the hard work of many individuals and projects. This page is dedicated to acknowledging the community members, upstream projects, and creative works that have made this tool possible.

Community Contributors

We are incredibly grateful to our community members who contribute their time and expertise, whether through code, testing, or providing valuable feedback and test images. Thank you!

  • Joel (Quadmoon) - For extensive testing and support.
  • Distraida - For contributions to testing and providing feedback.
  • Exdysa - For past refactoring work and GGUF support.

(This list will grow! We welcome all contributions. See our guide on how to contribute.)

Format Support & Inspiration

We explicitly support metadata formats from, and take inspiration from, the following amazing projects and platforms in the AI art ecosystem. We highly recommend checking them out.

  • Civitai - For their metadata standards and invaluable community resources.
  • ComfyUI - For the powerful and flexible node-based UI that generates complex workflow metadata.
  • Mochi Diffusion - For their work in the space.
  • Yodayo/Moescape - For their platform and metadata formats.

Code & Component Credits

  • Stable Diffusion Prompt Reader
    • Author: receyuki
    • License: MIT
    • Dataset-Tools includes a "vendored" or modified version of this excellent library, which forms a key part of our metadata parsing engine. We are grateful for this foundational work.

Theme Credits & Notices

The themes included with Dataset-Tools are aesthetic recreations and homages created as a tribute to the games, media, and software that inspire us.

  • All themes are original works and do not contain any copyrighted assets, code, or proprietary materials from the original sources.
  • They are created under the principles of fair use for artistic and educational purposes.
  • A comprehensive breakdown of each theme's inspiration, trademark notices, and the project's fair use statement can be found in the NOTICE.md file in our repository.

Core Dependencies

This project stands on the shoulders of giants. It would not be possible without the many open-source libraries we depend on. For a complete list and their roles, please see our dedicated Dependencies page.