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@jeremy/nmapv2026.07.23.2· 2d agoMODELS
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Network scanning with nmap, stored as structured data for change tracking over time. Produces host and port resources keyed by IP and port number, so consecutive scans naturally version and diff via the swamp data model. Two methods: discover runs a ping sweep to find live hosts on a subnet; scan performs TCP port and service detection on one or more targets. Both use nmap's XML output (-oX) for reliable parsing. Privileged mode is opt-in: with privileged=true, uses SYN scan, ARP discovery, and requires nmap to have CAP_NET_RAW or be run as root. The default is unprivileged TCP-connect scanning that works anywhere nmap runs.

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Global Arguments

ArgumentTypeDescription
privilegedbooleanRun nmap in privileged mode (SYN scan, ARP discovery, OS detection).
nmapPathstringPath to the nmap binary. Default resolves 'nmap' via PATH.
timingenumNmap timing template. T0=paranoid (slowest), T3=normal (nmap default),
fn discover(subnet: string, probePorts?: string, arp?: boolean)
Discover live hosts on a subnet using ping + TCP SYN probes (nmap -sn).
ArgumentTypeDescription
subnetstringTarget subnet in CIDR notation (e.g. '192.0.2.0/24') or a
probePorts?stringComma-separated TCP ports to include in host-discovery SYN
arp?booleanUse ARP discovery (-PR). Only works on the local L2 segment.
fn scan(target: string, ports?: string, services?: boolean, includeClosed?: boolean, includeFiltered?: boolean)
TCP scan of one or more targets with service detection. Produces
ArgumentTypeDescription
targetstringHost, subnet, or range that nmap accepts (e.g. '192.0.2.5',
ports?stringPort specification (e.g. '80,443', '1-1000', 'T:80,U:53').
services?booleanEnable service/version detection (-sV). Default true.
includeClosed?booleanEmit port resources for closed ports too. Default false
includeFiltered?booleanEmit port resources for filtered ports. Default true

Resources

scan(infinite)— Metadata for a single scan invocation
host(infinite)— A discovered host, keyed by IP address
port(infinite)— An open (or filtered) port on a host, keyed by ip-proto-port
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