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Robin

An AI-powered dark web OSINT tool that uses an LLM to refine search queries, filter results from dark web search engines, and produce an investigation summary.

Robin

Robin is an AI-powered tool for conducting dark web open-source intelligence (OSINT) investigations. It uses a large language model to refine queries, filter search results returned by dark web search engines, and produce a summary of an investigation, with conversational follow-up questions answerable from that investigation's own data without re-running the search, and one-click pivots into suggested follow-up queries.

It supports OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Mistral, OpenRouter, Ollama or any OpenAI-compatible API such as LM Studio, llama.cpp or Groq, offers a Streamlit-based web UI for interactive investigations, and can run as an MCP tool from any MCP-capable agent using that agent's own model. It requires Tor to perform searches and recommends a Docker-based deployment for clean, isolated usage.

The project's README states it is intended for educational and lawful investigative purposes only, and warns that accessing certain dark web content may be illegal depending on jurisdiction.

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