DAST that engineers will actually keep in the pipeline.
Tsun runs real OWASP ZAP scans with sane defaults: auth-friendly, low-noise CI profiles, baselines, and SARIF. Free and open source, built for small SaaS teams that don't want enterprise overhead.
# Install from GitHub Releases # macOS/Linux (amd64) curl -L https://github.com/tsun-dev/tsun/releases/latest/download/tsun-$(uname -s)-$(uname -m) -o tsun chmod +x tsun && sudo mv tsun /usr/local/bin/ # run a CI-scoped scan tsun scan --target https://staging.example.com \ --profile ci --min-severity medium --exit-on-severity high \ --format sarif --output report.sarif # compare to a baseline tsun scan --target https://staging.example.com \ --baseline baseline.json --format html --output report.html
Built for small teams running real apps
Tsun is a CLI-first wrapper around OWASP ZAP with pragmatic defaults and guardrails. You get reliable scans, useful output, and CI workflows that don't create permanent red builds.
Scan behind login
Use headers, cookie files, or a pre-scan login command to generate sessions.
Predictable runtime
Profiles enforce time budgets and URL caps so scans finish when your pipeline needs them to.
Measure what changed
Baseline diffs show new vs fixed findings and severity/CVSS deltas over time.
Output devs can act on
Generate JSON/YAML/HTML for humans and SARIF for code scanning platforms.
Docker lifecycle handled
Auto port selection, health checks, cleanup on Ctrl+C—so CI doesn't get messy.
Code Scanning ready
Generate and upload SARIF to show findings right where engineers live: PRs and alerts.
Open source & community supported
Tsun is free and open-source. If it saves your team time, consider supporting the project—every contribution helps keep it maintained and improving.
⭐ Star & contribute on GitHub
Browse the source, open issues, submit PRs, or just give us a star. Community contributions are what make open source tools thrive.
View on GitHub💜 Sponsor the project
If Tsun is useful to you or your team, consider sponsoring via GitHub Sponsors or Open Collective. It helps fund ongoing development and maintenance.
FAQ
Is this safe to run in CI?
Yes—use the ci profile for time-boxed scans. Keep targets scoped to staging/preview environments.
Does it support authenticated apps?
Yes. Use headers, cookie files, or a pre-scan login command to generate sessions before scanning.
Do I need to manage ZAP myself?
No. Tsun can run ZAP in Docker and manages lifecycle, ports, health checks, and cleanup automatically.
Is it really free?
Yes—completely. No paywalls, no feature tiers, no account required. All features are available to everyone.
Ship safer releases without enterprise baggage.
Install Tsun, run a CI profile scan on staging, and get actionable output in minutes.