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In TrustIntern, multi-agent OSINT splits "check the company", "check the recruiter", "check the domain" and "check complaints" into independent agents that run in parallel, after which the planner decides the next step based on the findings so far, and each agent's query targets and returned results are recorded to form a chain of evidence.
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