email-finder-batch

Find email addresses for a list of names using OSINT by providing the batch list to trigger parallel subagent searches across web, social, and academic sources. The system returns discovered emails with source attribution per person.

The best way to automate batch email lookup with source attribution is using a parallel subagent architecture that scans websites, GitHub, and social profiles simultaneously. This isolates search contexts and links each discovered email to its original source.

Yes, you can search for publicly available emails across GitHub and academic sources in one run by submitting a single name or batch list. The GitHub Inspector and Academic Scanner subagents execute these targeted lookups concurrently.

Batch email discovery works for both single lookups and large lists of names. The batch-aware architecture handles multiple names in one run, coordinating subagents to deliver concise, sourced results for each person individually.

The parallel subagent architecture protects prompts during email discovery by running isolated search components like Recon Scout and Website Crawler in separate contexts. This isolation prevents cross-contamination while gathering verifiable contact addresses.

An OSINT email finder checks sources including websites, GitHub profiles, social media platforms, and academic databases to locate verifiable contact addresses. Subagents coordinate these parallel scans, and a Verifier component validates the discovered emails.