What problem does it solve? Finding where a username is registered across the internet requires manually checking hundreds of social platforms, which is slow and error-prone. This Skill automates OSINT username reconnaissance by running the Sherlock CLI and presenting the discovered accounts as organized, clickable links. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Cross-Platform Username Search: Queries 400+ social networks in a single command and reports only confirmed matches with --print-found. - Flexible Options: Supports NSFW site inclusion, Tor routing for anonymity, custom timeouts, and wildcard username variations when explicitly requested. - Structured Results: Parses Sherlock output into a summary count, categorized platform links, and a saved <username>.txt results file. - Use Case: A security researcher investigating a suspicious handle can ask to look up the username and receive a consolidated list of matching profiles across Twitter, GitHub, Instagram, and other platforms within minutes. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to find all social media accounts associated with a specific username, for example by saying "check where the username johndoe123 is registered".
