@rpamis/comet). This section covers classic Spec mode. Comet connects OpenSpec and Superpowers into a five-phase workflow, then adds CodeGraph-assisted context retrieval so long-running coding work uses fewer tokens.
You do not need to remember the original OpenSpec or Superpowers Skill commands. Use /comet, and Comet routes the request through proposal, design, implementation, verification, and archive. It detects the current phase from files, so you can resume after interruptions.
Introduction
Understand what Comet is, what it solves, and how the workflow operates.
Quickstart
Install Comet and run your first recoverable
/comet workflow.Workflow
Learn the five phases: open, design, build, verify, and archive.
Platforms
See the 33 supported AI coding platforms and their install capabilities.
CLI reference
Use the Comet CLI for installation, status, diagnostics, Skill work, evals, and publishing.
Core scripts
Understand the Node launchers behind state, guards, handoff, archive, and routing.
Compose any Skill
Use
/comet-any to compose arbitrary Skills into evaluable, publishable Skill bundles.Evaluate any Skill
Score Skills with rubrics, pass@k, pass^k, HTML reports, and failure attribution.
Get started in three steps
1
Install the Comet CLI globally
Install from npm so the
comet command is available on your machine.2
Run comet init in your project
Go to the project root and initialize Comet. The wizard lets you choose project or global install scope, preferred Skill language, and target AI platforms.
3
Call /comet from your AI coding tool
Open Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or another supported platform, then type
/comet. Comet reads project state, detects the phase, uses intent routing, and continues the workflow.