Comet

Comet is a fast, lightweight stream add-on that searches torrent indexes and resolves results through your debrid or Usenet account. It does less than AIOStreams, does it quickly, and it is a good second source when the aggregator misses something.

• Repository: g0ldyy/comet
• Public instance: comet.elfhosted.com

Configure it

1. Open the instance's configure page.
2. Choose your debrid service and paste the API key (Real-Debrid, AllDebrid, Premiumize, TorBox, Debrid-Link).
3. Pick the scrapers to use. Torrentio and DMM cover most of what you need; add more only if you are missing specific content.
4. Set filters: resolution, excluded qualities, max size, languages.
5. Enable cached only if you do not want to wait for uncached torrents.
6. Enable proxy only if direct links are throttled by your ISP.
7. Install the generated manifest in Stremio.

Self-hosting

git clone https://github.com/g0ldyy/comet
cd comet
cp .env-sample .env
# edit .env: add your debrid key and set a random secret
docker compose up -d

Comet needs a public HTTPS address for Stremio to accept its manifest. A Caddy reverse proxy or a Cloudflare Tunnel handles that; see Docker basics.

When to use Comet instead of AIOStreams

• You want a minimal, fast list without configuring an aggregator.
• You self-host and want fewer moving parts.
• You need a second opinion when AIOStreams returns nothing.

When not to

• You want one list that combines several sources — that is AIOStreams' job.
• You rely on regional content with fine-grained language filters — MediaFusion is stronger there.

Notes

• Comet is designed around debrid; without a provider it falls back to P2P torrents.
• Like every scraper, it breaks when the sites it reads change their HTML. Keep it updated.
• Public instances are rate-limited. If you use it daily, self-host.

Next

• MediaFusion
• Torrentio
• Debrid providers