Enumerate attack-surface names as JSON records

amass-json runs OWASP Amass attack-surface mapping and emits results as structured JSON. Given a root domain with -d or a file with -df, it discovers subdomains across many passive sources and optional active reconnaissance, and every name arrives with metadata as machine-readable records rather than a flat text list.

All of the depth carries over: -active methods, -brute against a wordlist, resolver and -dns-qps control, recursion settings, and -passive for quiet runs. The difference is the output format, which suits pipelines that parse, filter, or join on fields, or store results for correlation across runs.

In a Trickest workflow the node takes a domain or a file of domains and writes a file and a folder of JSON results. Use it as the discovery stage whenever the pipeline downstream is JSON-aware, then feed the names to a prober so the workflow continues against live hosts.