> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.jsmon.sh/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Extensions

> Download and install Jsmon browser extensions, Burp Suite plugin, and CLI tool

The **Extensions** tab in Settings provides download links and setup instructions for all Jsmon tools beyond the web interface.

## Available Extensions

| Extension | Platform | Description |
| - | - | - |
| **Chrome Extension** | Google Chrome | Send URLs and domains to Jsmon directly from your browser |
| **Firefox Extension** | Mozilla Firefox | Same functionality for Firefox users |
| **Burp Suite Extension** | Burp Suite Pro/Community | Integrate Jsmon into your Burp Suite workflow |
| **CLI Tool** | macOS, Linux, Windows | Run scans from your terminal or CI/CD pipelines |

## Browser Extensions

The Jsmon browser extension adds a right-click context menu to quickly send any URL or domain to Jsmon for scanning.

### Installation

#### Download the Extension

Go to **Settings → Extensions** and click the download link for your browser.

#### Install in Your Browser

Follow your browser's standard extension installation process.

#### Authenticate

Click the Jsmon extension icon and log in with your Jsmon credentials.

#### Start Scanning

Right-click any page or link and select **Send to Jsmon** to initiate a scan.

## Burp Suite Extension

The Burp Suite extension lets you send discovered URLs from Burp's sitemap or proxy history directly to Jsmon.

Download the `.jar` file from **Settings → Extensions**, then in Burp Suite go to **Extender → Extensions → Add** and select the downloaded file. Configure your Jsmon API key in the extension settings.

The Burp Suite extension requires an active Jsmon plan with API access (Recon or Recon Pro).

## CLI Tool

The Jsmon CLI lets you run scans from the command line — perfect for scripting, automation, and CI/CD integration.

### Basic Usage

```bash theme={null}
# Authenticate
jsmon auth login --api-key YOUR_API_KEY

# Run a domain scan
jsmon scan domain example.com --workspace my-workspace

# Run a bulk scan from a file
jsmon scan bulk -f targets.txt --workspace my-workspace

# Check scan status
jsmon scan status SCAN_ID
```

The CLI tool respects your plan's credit limits. Each scan triggered via CLI consumes credits just like web or API scans.


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