kipi
A self-hosted OSINT investigation platform that turns uploaded documents into an entity graph, then runs an autonomous agent that pivots on open-web infrastructure to extend the investigation.
kipi is an open-source, self-hosted platform for open-source intelligence investigations. Documents such as PDFs, screenshots, spreadsheets or pasted notes are turned into a typed entity graph, and an autonomous agent then digs the open web, pivoting on infrastructure such as WHOIS records, DNS and certificates to extend the graph with new findings, gated behind human confirmation at each step.
The platform combines document-to-entity extraction with graph analytics such as centrality, community detection and pathfinding on the same investigation canvas, a combination the author says is not available together in commercial OSINT tools. Every claim in the generated brief carries its source and an evidence grade, so a DNS record and an analyst's hunch are graded differently rather than presented as equally certain.
It runs locally with an install script and requires an Anthropic API key as its one external dependency.