Tracehunt
@Hayatelin
TraceHunt is an MCP server (and CLI) for OSINT username reconnaissance across 480+ platforms. Tools: hunt_username() returns where a handle exists, and footprint_score() returns a 0-100 digital-footprint score. Python, MIT, runs locally, no API keys, privacy-first.
Overview
What is Tracehunt?
Tracehunt is an MCP server (and CLI) for OSINT username reconnaissance across 480+ platforms. It provides two tools: hunt_username() to find where a handle exists, and footprint_score() to return a 0–100 digital-footprint score. It is written in Python, runs locally, requires no API keys, and is privacy-first.
How to use Tracehunt?
Run the MCP server and invoke the hunt_username() and footprint_score() tools through any MCP client, or use the CLI directly. No installation steps or configuration keys are provided in the README.
Key features of Tracehunt
- Username reconnaissance across 480+ platforms.
- hunt_username() finds where a handle exists.
- footprint_score() returns digital-footprint score 0–100.
- Written in Python, MIT licensed.
- Runs locally, no API keys required.
- Privacy-first: data stays on your machine.
Use cases of Tracehunt
- Investigate a username's presence across hundreds of platforms.
- Measure your own or others' digital footprint score.
- Conduct OSINT investigations without external data sharing.
- Privacy-focused reconnaissance for security researchers.
FAQ from Tracehunt
What platforms are supported?
Tracehunt checks for a username across 480+ platforms.
What tools does Tracehunt provide?
It provides two tools: hunt_username() and footprint_score().
Does Tracehunt require API keys or external services?
No, it runs locally and
