# Jsmon Documentation

- [Community Edition](https://docs.jsmon.sh/index.md): AI-Powered External Attack Surface Management Platform
- [Your First Scan](https://docs.jsmon.sh/your-first-scan.md): Run your first domain scan and explore the results
- [Understanding Scan Credits](https://docs.jsmon.sh/understanding-scan-credits.md): Learn how the credit system works and how to manage your credits
- [Creating an Account](https://docs.jsmon.sh/creating-an-account.md): Sign up for Jsmon and set up your profile
- [Creating & Managing Workspaces](https://docs.jsmon.sh/creating-and-managing-workspaces.md): Create, organize, and manage your Jsmon workspaces
- [Sharing Workspaces](https://docs.jsmon.sh/sharing-workspaces.md): Invite team members and manage workspace access
- [Domain Scan](https://docs.jsmon.sh/domain-scan.md): Scan an entire domain to discover assets and vulnerabilities
- [URL Scan](https://docs.jsmon.sh/url-scan.md): Scan a specific URL for analysis
- [Code Scan](https://docs.jsmon.sh/code-scan.md): Analyze source code for secrets and security issues
- [Bulk Scan](https://docs.jsmon.sh/bulk-scan.md): Scan multiple targets simultaneously
- [Scan Options](https://docs.jsmon.sh/scan-options.md): Configure advanced settings for your scans
- [Understanding Scan Results](https://docs.jsmon.sh/understanding-scan-results.md): Navigate and interpret your scan findings
- [Dashboard](https://docs.jsmon.sh/dashboard.md): View your vulnerability overview and scan summary at a glance
- [Reconnaissance](https://docs.jsmon.sh/reconnaissance.md): Explore discovered assets across 20+ categories
- [Keys & Secrets](https://docs.jsmon.sh/keys-and-secrets.md): Detect leaked API keys, tokens, and credentials
- [Monitoring](https://docs.jsmon.sh/monitoring.md): Set up continuous monitoring and alerts for your targets
- [Claude](https://docs.jsmon.sh/mcp-connector/claude.md): Connect Jsmon to Claude Desktop and Claude Code using the MCP connector
- [Codex](https://docs.jsmon.sh/mcp-connector/codex.md): Connect Jsmon to OpenAI Codex using the MCP connector
- [Cursor](https://docs.jsmon.sh/mcp-connector/cursor.md): Connect Jsmon to Cursor IDE using the MCP connector
- [Windsurf](https://docs.jsmon.sh/mcp-connector/windsurf.md): Connect Jsmon to Windsurf IDE using the MCP connector
- [Settings](https://docs.jsmon.sh/settings.md): Manage your profile, subscription, API keys, and extensions
- [My Details](https://docs.jsmon.sh/my-details.md): Manage your personal profile and account settings
- [Subscription & Plans](https://docs.jsmon.sh/subscriptions-and-plans.md): Manage your subscription, upgrade or downgrade your plan, and view billing
- [API Keys & Credits](https://docs.jsmon.sh/api-keys-and-credits.md): Generate API keys, track credit usage, and integrate Jsmon programmatically
- [Extensions](https://docs.jsmon.sh/extensions.md): Download and install Jsmon browser extensions, Burp Suite plugin, and CLI tool
- [Burpsuite Extension](https://docs.jsmon.sh/burp-suite-extension.md): A powerful Burp Suite extension that automatically scans files using the Jsmon API to discover secrets, API endpoints, domains, and other intelligence
- [Chrome Extension](https://docs.jsmon.sh/chrome-extension.md): Passively scan your browser traffic for security vulnerabilities with the Jsmon Chrome Extension
- [Firefox Extension](https://docs.jsmon.sh/firefox-extension.md): Passively scan your browser traffic for security vulnerabilities with the Jsmon Firefox Extension
- [CLI Tool](https://docs.jsmon.sh/cli-tool.md): The official command-line tool for Jsmon. Scan URLs, domains, and source code, upload files, and explore reconnaissance and vulnerability data from your terminal.
- [Integrations & Extensions](https://docs.jsmon.sh/integrations-and-extensions.md): Extend Jsmon with browser extensions, Burp Suite, CLI, and API
- [Pricing & Plans](https://docs.jsmon.sh/pricing-and-plans.md): Choose the right Jsmon plan for your security needs

## Optional

- [Community Edition](https://app.jsmon.sh/signup)
- [Enterprise Edition](https://jsmon.sh/contact)
- [Blogs](https://blogs.jsmon.sh)


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