OSINT MCP Server
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Scored across 37 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes (e.g., bgp_asn vs bgp_ip), but some overlap exists: multiple subdomain enumeration tools (crtsh_search, st_subdomains, vt_subdomains, hacker_target_hostsearch) and several IP information sources (shodan_host, censys_host_details, geoip_lookup, vt_ip). Descriptions help differentiate them by source and output details.
Tool names follow a consistent pattern: source prefix (e.g., shodan_, vt_, whois_) followed by a noun or verb_noun (e.g., shodan_host, whois_domain, dns_lookup). The 'osint_' tools are exceptions but fit the overall theme. No mixing of case or naming styles.
37 tools is high but justified for an OSINT server integrating numerous external APIs (BGP, Censys, Shodan, VirusTotal, etc.). Each tool provides unique data, and the count reflects the breadth of coverage rather than redundancy.
The server covers a wide range of network/domain OSINT: DNS, WHOIS, certificates, IP geolocation, ASN, email security, web archives, and multiple threat intelligence sources. Minor gaps exist (e.g., no reverse WHOIS or social media scanning), but the core domain is well-covered.