For investigation teams
Phantom Agent
Start with the research already organized.
Give Phantom Agent a research question. It checks relevant public sources and organizes what it found, what remains unanswered, and where to look next.
Outcome preview
Company
Subject
northstar-meridian.example
Main finding
conflicting records
The website's 2017 operating claim conflicts with a 2020 incorporation and a 2021 first archived appearance.
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Sources cited
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Open questions marked
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Next checks suggested
Illustrative finding. Actual sources and results vary.
In their words
I've been using Phantom Agent for OSINT investigations. It's been useful for getting a quick first pass on a subject, finding leads and connections, and working out what to look into next. I still check the important findings myself, but it gives me a good starting point and helps me follow different threads.
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How it works
From question to review.
One investigation, organized into a report your team can examine.
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Question
Define the research question.
Set the question, known facts, and any limits that should guide the work.
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Research
Check relevant public sources.
Phantom Agent checks sources that fit the question and follows useful leads as they appear.
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Report
Review what was found and what remains open.
Your investigator receives an organized report and decides what the evidence means.
Example investigation brief
northstar-meridian.example
Ready for review
Research question
Check whether this company's website, operating history, and public records tell the same story.
Main finding
The website's 2017 operating claim conflicts with a 2020 incorporation and a 2021 first archived appearance.
Sources checked
Website, registry, archive, and address records support the date conflict and the new company lead.
Still unanswered
Public sources do not establish beneficial ownership.
Where to look next
Review authoritative filings for the shared address and ownership history.
Synthetic example. Available sources and results vary.
Where teams use it
Recurring public-source research.
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Due diligence and corporate research
Check claims about a company, its owners, and its operations against public records.
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Litigation support and asset tracing
Connect entities, addresses, filings, timelines, and public ownership leads for review.
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Fraud and impersonation research
Follow public clues about identities, domains, impersonation, and payments.
Available public sources and providers vary by target and jurisdiction.
Your investigator checks the sources, identity matches, and legal relevance before using the report.
Investigation content is not used to train models or for routine human review.
How access works
Start with one investigation.
Requesting access starts a conversation about your workflow and current source coverage.
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Request access
Tell us about a recurring investigation and any jurisdiction or security constraints.
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Review one report
Begin with one guided investigation using suitable public, closed, synthetic, or de-identified material.
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Decide the next step
If the work fits, agree the scope and terms of a limited founding pilot before it begins.
A later founding pilot may be paid. It begins only after you agree to its scope and terms.