osint-investigator

Builds an evidence-graded business dossier on a named person by reconciling internal records with public research.

84|37|Updated May 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/legioncodeinc/vibe-coding-tools --skill osint-investigator-legioncodeinc
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Skill: osint-investigator
Source: https://github.com/legioncodeinc/vibe-coding-tools/tree/main/src/quarantine/skills/keep/osint-investigator
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/legioncodeinc/vibe-coding-tools --skill osint-investigator-legioncodeinc

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? Vetting a business partner or preparing for a negotiation usually means scattered searching and unverified claims, with no way to check what someone told you against what they tell the world. This Skill fuses your complete Littlebird record of a person with external research into one dated, evidence-graded dossier where every disagreement is surfaced rather than smoothed over. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Relationship Timeline: Assembles every interaction with the subject (messages, meetings, calendar invites, screen sightings) into a chronological record with receipts on each line. - Purpose-Bound Scope: Runs only under one of four stated purposes (partner diligence, prospect prep, negotiation prep, claim verification) and refuses employment screening or surveillance-style standing watches. - Reconciliation and Confidence Ratings: Pairs internal claims against external sources fact by fact, flags false corroboration, and rates each claim on provenance and corroboration axes. - Use Case: Before signing with a partner you met three months ago, ask for a dossier and receive a markdown file with identity confirmation, the full interaction timeline, what they told you versus what their public footprint says, open questions, and a negotiation prep pack. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to build a dossier on a named person for partner diligence, providing their name, email, company, and any profile URLs you have.

Frequently Asked Questions about osint-investigator

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I build a due diligence dossier on a business partner?▼

Provide the person's name, email, company, role, and any profile URLs, then state one of four purposes: partner diligence, prospect prep, negotiation prep, or claim verification. The skill retrieves your internal interaction record via the Littlebird MCP, researches the public footprint, and writes a dated markdown dossier with reconciliation and confidence ratings.

How does the skill verify what someone told me against public sources?▼

It pairs each internal claim, with its receipt and date, against external statements cited by URL and fetch date, then classifies each pair as agreement, conflict, drift, or unverifiable. Conflicts are reported as conflicts and never silently resolved, and agreements are tested for false corroboration where both sides originate with the subject.

What tools does the osint-investigator skill require?▼

It requires the Littlebird MCP on a Power or Pro plan for the internal record; without it the run stops because there is no degraded mode. External research uses whatever web search and fetch tools the session carries, and if none exist only the internal half is produced.

Can I use this for employment screening or background checks?▼

No. Employment screening for hiring, promotion, or retention is a hard refusal, as is any request without a business relationship behind it. Sensitive categories such as health, finances, criminal history, and home location are excluded by construction, and sanctions screening is referred to licensed providers.

Why does the skill refuse to run on a recurring schedule?▼

A standing job that periodically re-researches a named individual is surveillance rather than due diligence, so no routine cadence is offered by design. A person is investigated once for a stated reason, and the dossier carries a date; a fresh run is available when a new business reason arises.