Add OpenOSINT - AI-powered OSINT agent (username, email, IP, breach)

[SonoTommy]

OpenOSINT is an AI-powered OSINT agent that chains 14 intelligence
tools into a single automated workflow via an interactive REPL, CLI,
and MCP server.

Added to:

• Username > Username Search Engines
• Email Address > Email Search

Covers: username search across 300+ platforms (sherlock), email
enumeration (holehe), breach detection (HaveIBeenPwned), WHOIS,
subdomain discovery, IP geolocation, AbuseIPDB, Censys, Pastebin,
phone intel, and Google dork generation.

Runs locally — no API key required (Ollama supported).
MIT license. Python 3.10+.

https://github.com/OpenOSINT/OpenOSINT

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

Note

Copilot was unable to run its full agentic suite in this review.

Adds a new “OpenOSINT (T)” resource entry to public/arf.json.

Changes:

• Added “OpenOSINT (T)” as a URL resource entry in two separate locations in the JSON file
• Included a long-form description and marked the entry as local: true

Comments suppressed due to low confidence (2)

public/arf.json:1

• The surrounding entries include fields like api, invitationOnly, and deprecated, but the new OpenOSINT (T) entry omits them. If consumers/schema assume these keys exist, this can break parsing or defaulting logic. Consider adding the same boolean fields to this object (with appropriate values) to keep the JSON schema consistent.
  public/arf.json:1
• The same name/url entry is added twice in the file, but with different descriptions. This can cause duplicate results in UIs/search and makes future updates error-prone (two places to keep in sync). If this is meant to be one resource, deduplicate it; if it must appear in two sections, consider ensuring the descriptions are identical (or add a disambiguating field/name to clearly explain why there are two entries).

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