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Nothing in the repository says how a release is made, so the details live only in the workflows and in the history. - `docs/source/release-process.rst`: the two version files that have to move together, cutting a release on its own branch, what `release: published` triggers, why the tag is not an ancestor of `main`, what each tag in the repository means, and where the artifacts land. - `docs/source/locale/zh_CN/LC_MESSAGES/release-process.po`: the translation, following the existing gettext setup. 39 message ids, checked against the catalogue Sphinx extracts from the page, and rendered with `-D language=zh_CN`. - `docs/source/index.rst`: one line in the toctree. The tag section is the part that has cost time: `nightly-*` move on every push, and the legacy `main` and `dev` tags shadow the branches of the same name, so `git show main:path` answers from the tag.
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.. _index:
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Welcome to the Maigret docs!
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**Maigret** is an easy-to-use and powerful OSINT tool for collecting a dossier on a person by a username (alias) only.
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This is achieved by checking for accounts on a huge number of sites and gathering all the available information from web pages.
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The project's main goal — give to OSINT researchers and pentesters a **universal tool** to get maximum information
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about a person of interest by a username and integrate it with other tools in automatization pipelines.
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.. warning::
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**This tool is intended for educational and lawful purposes only.**
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The developers do not endorse or encourage any illegal activities or misuse of this tool.
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Regulations regarding the collection and use of personal data vary by country and region,
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including but not limited to GDPR in the EU, CCPA in the USA, and similar laws worldwide.
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It is your sole responsibility to ensure that your use of this tool complies with all applicable laws
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and regulations in your jurisdiction. Any illegal use of this tool is strictly prohibited,
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and you are fully accountable for your actions.
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The authors and developers of this tool bear no responsibility for any misuse
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or unlawful activities conducted by its users.
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You may be interested in:
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- :doc:`Quick start <quick-start>`
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- :doc:`Usage examples <usage-examples>`
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- :doc:`FAQ <faq>`
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- :doc:`Command line options <command-line-options>`
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- :doc:`Features list <features>`
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- :doc:`Library usage <library-usage>`
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- :doc:`Tor, I2P, and proxies <tor-and-proxies>`
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.. toctree::
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:hidden:
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:caption: Sections
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quick-start
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installation
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usage-examples
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faq
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command-line-options
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features
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philosophy
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supported-identifier-types
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tags
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development
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release-process
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.. toctree::
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:hidden:
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:caption: Advanced usage
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library-usage
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settings
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tor-and-proxies
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.. toctree::
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:hidden:
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:caption: Use cases
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use-cases/crypto
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use-cases/scientists
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