# Global options

**Global options** apply to all runners (task, workflow, scan)  and allow to control the overrall behaviour of the run.

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### Workspace (`-ws`)

You can pass a workspace name to use for the runner, which will save all reports to a subfolder named after the workspace.

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<summary><strong>Example: Save results to <code>mydomain</code> workspace</strong></summary>

```bash
secator x httpx mydomain.com -ws mydomain
secator w host_recon mydomain.com -ws mydomain
secator s domain mydomain.com -ws mydomain
```

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### Output (`-o`)

You can export reports in various formats using built-in exporters.

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<summary><strong>Example:</strong> export reports as <code>table</code>, <code>csv</code>, and <code>json</code>formats</summary>

```bash
secator x httpx mydomain.com -o table,csv,json
secator w host_recon mydomain.com -o table,csv,json
secator s domain mydomain.com -o table,csv,json
```

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Learn more about [exporters](https://docs.freelabz.com/in-depth/concepts/exporters "mention").
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### Drivers (`-driver`)

You can export live results to different targets using drivers.&#x20;

To use drivers, make sure you install the corresponding addon using `secator install addons <NAME>`.

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<summary><strong>Example -</strong> export live results to MongoDB</summary>

First, install the `mongodb` addon using `secator install addons mongodb`

Then, use the `-driver` flag route your results:

```bash
secator x httpx mydomain.com -driver mongodb
secator w host_recon mydomain.com -driver mongodb
secator s domain mydomain.com -driver mongodb
```

</details>

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Learn more about [drivers](https://docs.freelabz.com/in-depth/concepts/drivers "mention").
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