TraceDog

AI agent for deep OSINT investigations

Every claim
has a trail.
Follow it.

Go beyond the first search result. TraceDog investigates public information, connects the evidence, and turns scattered sources into findings you can review.

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Early development · Built around professional research

TRACEDOG / RESEARCH FILE

Illustrative case · fictional data

A claim is a starting point.
Evidence is the next step.

01 / CLAIM

“Built and maintained an open-source project.”

RepositoryCommit historyArchived pages
02 / FINDING
PARTIAL

Public commits support a contribution. Ownership and the full maintenance period remain unresolved.

Sources stay attached.
So do the unanswered questions.

CLAIM → SOURCES → FINDINGNo live case data
Public-source researchEvidence at the claim levelUncertainty made explicit

01 / THE APPROACH

Dig deeper.
Keep the trail intact.

Research should help you understand what the sources actually support—and where they stop.

  1. 01

    Start with the right question.

    A résumé, a professional claim, or a research brief gives the investigation its starting point. Identity anchors keep the work focused on the right subject.

  2. 02

    Follow the public record.

    The investigator searches, reads, and follows leads across public web pages, repositories, archives, professional profiles, and relevant records.

  3. 03

    Make the findings reviewable.

    Reports connect conclusions to captured sources. Established, partial, unresolved, conflicting, and contradicted findings remain distinct.

02 / THE OUTPUT

More than an answer.
A record of how you got there.

Source-linked PDF reports bring the findings together. Captured evidence and structured results preserve the research trail for closer review.

TraceDog is in early development. The current investigator runs through a controlled workflow; public self-service investigations are not available yet.

FOLLOW THE EVIDENCE

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