Aliens_eye
Hunt down 840+ social media accounts using AI
Aliens Eye is an MCP server that enables AI agents to scan over 840 social media platforms for username availability and profile information using machine learning-powered detection. It combines ML models with 30 structural heuristic signals to identify genuine accounts, extract profile data (bio, avatar, display name), and correlate profiles across platforms. Developers can integrate the server into Claude Desktop or other MCP-compatible clients to give AI assistants OSINT investigation capabilities, with support for recursive username discovery, domain checking, and cross-platform profile clustering.
Key Features
Use Cases
- 01Give AI assistants OSINT capabilities to investigate usernames across hundreds of social platforms
- 02Enable conversational agents to trace digital footprints and correlate accounts during security research
- 03Automate periodic monitoring of usernames for brand protection or investigative workflows
- 04Let AI agents recursively discover connected accounts by following username mentions in profiles
- 05Generate investigation reports with profile clustering and graph visualizations for analyst review
- 06Build AI-powered social media reconnaissance tools for cybersecurity and threat intelligence
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Aliens_eye — FAQ
What is the Aliens Eye MCP server?+
Aliens Eye is an MCP server that exposes AI-powered username scanning across 840+ social media platforms to LLM agents. It uses machine learning combined with structural heuristics to detect real profiles, extract metadata, and correlate accounts across sites.
How do I install and connect Aliens Eye to Claude Desktop?+
Install the package with 'pip install aliens-eye[serve]' to get the MCP server dependencies. Then add the server configuration to your Claude Desktop config file pointing to 'aliens_eye serve', and restart Claude to connect.
Which AI clients work with Aliens Eye MCP server?+
Aliens Eye works with any MCP-compatible client, including Claude Desktop and other tools supporting the Model Context Protocol. The server is started with the 'aliens_eye serve' command.
Do I need API keys or accounts to use Aliens Eye?+
No API keys are required for basic username scanning. Optional features like Tor routing require a local Tor daemon, and proxy usage requires proxy credentials if your proxy is authenticated.
Is Aliens Eye free and open source?+
Yes, Aliens Eye is open source and available on GitHub under an open license. The package can be installed freely from PyPI.
Can I retrain the ML model with my own data?+
Yes, install the training extras with 'pip install aliens-eye[train]' and use 'aliens_eye train collect' to build a dataset, then 'aliens_eye train fit' to retrain the model. You can also hand-label uncertain results with 'aliens_eye label'.
How do I install Aliens_eye?+
Open the source repository on GitHub and follow its README. Aliens_eye is a mcp server — MCP Agents Market links you directly to the official repo.
Is Aliens_eye free?+
Aliens_eye is an open-source project hosted on GitHub. Check the repository for its license and any usage requirements.