SKILL LIBRARY
47 Investigative Skills for Agentic OSINT
Every Skill is a repeatable investigative workflow with a defined question, a defined result and stated limits. Browse all 47 by category, or start from the objective you need to answer.
In short
The Nexus Skill Library is the catalog of 47 investigative Skills inside Nexus, the agentic OSINT platform. Each Skill answers one investigative question and returns findings linked to inspectable evidence. Skills are grouped into 7 categories: research and analysis, identity, business and risk, media, infrastructure, Web3 and relationship analysis. Pro includes 43 of the Skills and Agency includes all 47. Pick a Skill, or describe your objective in your own words.
Skill Library access by plan
Each Skill below carries the plans that include it. Prices and credits are on the pricing page.
- Plans: Pro & Agency43 Skills
Pro
Specialized research, identity, business and risk, media, infrastructure and Web3 Skills for day-to-day casework, including the three core Skills.
- Plans: Agency47 Skills
Agency
Every Skill, including the Agency-only Cross-Entity Correlation, Breach Pattern Analysis, IP Abuse History and IP Threat Signals, plus encrypted investigation notes.
Research and Analysis
5 SkillsFind, compare and correlate public evidence about a subject, then present it bottom line first with the assessment and limitations that support it.
Identity and Public Presence
6 SkillsDiscover and compare public profiles, usernames, published contact details and phone context while keeping possible matches separate from verified associations.
Business, Financial and Risk Research
17 SkillsResearch companies, official registries, filings, offshore records, sanctions and PEP datasets, and financial identifiers with their source context preserved.
Media, Publications and Public Activity
8 SkillsTrace public reporting, images, video, publications, patents, apps, advertising and community discussion back to their sources and context.
Internet Infrastructure and Exposure
8 SkillsExamine domains, DNS, IP context, reputation signals, abuse history and authorized breach exposure without overstating what infrastructure proves.
Web3 and Cryptocurrency
2 SkillsInvestigate public wallet activity and decentralized names while preserving uncertainty about identity, ownership and control.
Relationship Analysis
1 SkillCorrelate evidence-backed relationships across people, organizations and digital identifiers to map connections without overstating ownership or control.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Skill in Nexus?
A Skill in Nexus is a repeatable investigative workflow built around one question — discovering public profiles linked to a username, or building a sourced timeline of reporting about a company. Each Skill states what it needs from you, what you receive and what it cannot establish. Findings come back linked to inspectable evidence, so the source behind any statement can be opened and checked before you rely on it.
Should I pick a Skill or describe my objective?
Picking a Skill from the Nexus Skill Library suits a question with a known shape — an official registry check, a profile search, an exposure lookup. Describing the objective in your own words suits open or multi-part questions: Nexus plans the investigation against the objective you set. Both routes produce evidence-linked findings in the same case, and you can move between them as the case develops.
Which Skills are included in the Nexus Pro plan?
The Nexus Pro plan includes 43 of the 47 investigative Skills, across research and analysis, identity, business and risk, media, infrastructure and Web3, including the three core Skills: Public-Source Research, BLUF Situation Brief and Public Profile Discovery. Agency adds the four Agency-only Skills — Cross-Entity Correlation, Breach Pattern Analysis, IP Abuse History and IP Threat Signals — for all 47.
Can I combine several Skills in one case?
Run a broad research Skill, then choose a specialized Skill for a narrower question. Work in the intended case and save useful findings. On Agency, supported evidence records can also be added to a selected relationship graph. Review each result before treating it as established.
Are the results of a Nexus Skill linked to evidence?
Every finding a Nexus Skill returns carries an evidence record pointing to the public source behind it, so the original can be opened and judged. Supported findings, possible matches, contradictions and information gaps are labeled separately rather than blended into one narrative. An unsuccessful search is recorded as an information gap — it does not establish that the information is absent.
Run your first Skill on a real case
Start with Public-Source Research, a BLUF Situation Brief or Public Profile Discovery, the three core Skills on every plan, and add specialized Skills as the case grows. Every finding stays linked to its evidence.
47 Skills in the library. Pro includes 43; Agency includes all 47.