Add Osintly unified OSINT platform to OSINT Automation section

[EstePrime]

Added

• Osintly to "Tools > OSINT Automation" section

Details

Why Added:
Osintly provides substantial free functionality making it a valuable addition to the framework's automation tools category. The platform offers a unified interface for multiple OSINT investigation types, complementing existing tools in the automation section.

Key Features:

• Unified search across pseudonyms, emails, phone numbers, IPs, domains, and crypto addresses
• AI Analyst for chat-based analysis, timeline generation, and signal filtering
• Real-time enrichment and correlation of results
• Monitoring with notifications (email, Discord, Telegram)
• Team collaboration and project management
• 900+ FREE OSINT modules: https://osint.ly/modules
• Full documentation: http://docs.osint.ly/

Disclosure

I'm the founder of Osintly.

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

Adds Osintly as an additional resource under the framework’s Tools → OSINT Automation section in public/arf.json, expanding the curated list of automation-oriented OSINT tools.

Changes:

• Add a new OSINT Automation entry for “Osintly” with a URL.

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[Copilot]

The PR description says Osintly is added as https://osint.ly, but the entry links to https://osint.ly/modules. Please align either the description or the JSON so the link matches the intended landing page for the tool (typically the product homepage).

[s0lray]

I'm still deciding if I want to add "paid only" tools to the framework or not.

In the meantime. I see that your product references a "free plan" and also a "free trial". Is the free plan limited to a time period or are you able to have a free plan forever, just more limited on credits?

[EstePrime]

Sorry if that wasn't clear in the PR description!

To clarify the two:

• Free Trial: a 2-day trial of the Pro plan
• Free Plan: the default plan when you create an account, it's permanent, not time-limited

The Free Plan has access to the 900+ modules listed on https://osint.ly/modules (this page is also accessible without an account), but it does not include global search and has higher rate limits on those modules.

On the paid tools question, I think it makes sense to include them. Paid tools are often better maintained, more reliable, and have actual support behind them. Excluding them just because they cost money means the framework misses some of the best options available.

Happy to answer any other questions!

[EstePrime]

& I think OSINT is entering a phase of real maturity, more people are getting into it, and we're going to see a wave of serious tools coming out. A lot of them will be paid, and the OSINT framework (and others repos) should reflect that reality without replacing what's already here.