Project-Eyrie/toolkit

Project-Eyrie/toolkit is a static curated list/directory with no novel algorithmic or technical contribution. At 17 days old with 0 stars, 0 forks, and no velocity, it shows no adoption signal. The core value proposition—organizing existing OSINT tools into a searchable interface—is a standard documentation/directory pattern (similar to awesome-* lists on GitHub). The implementation appears to be a straightforward web UI wrapping a manually curated dataset. Frontier labs have no incentive to compete with this; it solves a pure discovery/curation problem that is better served by community-driven alternatives (GitHub awesome lists, dedicated OSINT platforms) or simple search. The project lacks network effects, data gravity, or defensible moat. Any contributor could fork, extend, or replace this with minimal effort. The 186 tools are not proprietary—they're references to existing open-source projects. No technical lock-in, no ecosystem, no switching costs. This is a useful reference but not a defensible product.