Install with an AI coding assistant

You can let an AI coding assistant install Script Monitoring: copy the prompt from Developers > Setup, step 3, AI, and paste it into Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot or a similar tool. The prompt tells the assistant to fetch our setup guide, detect your framework and add the tag with your team's script URL.

What is the prompt?#

The AI panel says: "Paste this prompt into your AI coding assistant (Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, etc.) to install Script Monitoring in your project." Copy prompt copies one line, with your script URL filled in:

Fetch the Script Monitoring installation guide from https://docs.scriptmonitoring.com/ai-setup.md and follow the instructions to add Script Monitoring client-side security monitoring to this project. Use this script URL: https://<teamID>.cdn.scriptmt.com/sm.js

How do I use it?#

1. In the dashboard, open Developers > Setup, go to step 3, Install, and pick AI.
2. Click Copy prompt.
3. Open your project in your coding assistant and paste the prompt.
4. Review the change before you merge it:
   • the tag (or ScriptMonitoringScript, or the scriptMonitoring() plugin) is the first script in the <head>, with no async or defer;
   • nothing else in the <head> was removed or reordered;
   • if the project has a Content Security Policy, *.cdn.scriptmt.com was added to the existing script-src and connect-src, and nothing was removed.
5. Deploy, load a page and check Verify it's working.

What does the setup guide tell the assistant?#

ai-setup.md is plain Markdown written for coding assistants. First it makes the assistant use your real script URL: it takes it from the prompt, asks you for it (or your team ID from Developers > Setup) if it is missing, never guesses one, and checks that the URL returns the script before it changes any file. Then it asks the assistant to pick the method that fits the project (Next.js, Vite, the CLI for static builds, or HTML), keep the tag first and synchronous, add it only once, and extend an existing Content Security Policy instead of replacing it.