guides/user/Command-line-user-interface.md

-## Version 0.4.6
+## Version 1.0
 
 There are a lot of options, customizations and tweaks you can use but fear not and don't let yourself be overwhelmed.
-
 This guide will walk you through each and every one of them and teach you how to use them in order to make your scans as efficient as possible.
 
 _If you intend to scan big and complex sites it's best that you read through this guide and evaluate all available options._
@@ -20,42 +19,41 @@ You can simply run Arachni like so:
 
     $ arachni http://test.com
 
-which will load all modules, the plugins under `/plugins/defaults` and audit
+which will load all checks, the plugins under `/plugins/defaults` and audit
 all forms, links and cookies.
 
-In the following example all modules will be run against _http://test.com_,
-auditing links/forms/cookies and following subdomains --with verbose output enabled.
+In the following example, all checks will be run against _http://test.com_,
+auditing links/forms/cookies and following subdomains while also printing verbose mesages.
 
-The results of the audit will be saved in the the file _test.com.afr_.
+The results of the scan will be saved in the the file `test.com.afr`.
 
-    $ arachni -fv http://test.com --report=afr:outfile=test.com.afr
+    arachni --verbose --scope-include-subdomains http://test.com --report-save-path=test.com.afr
 
-The Arachni Framework Report (.afr) file can later be loaded by Arachni to
-create a report, like so:
+The Arachni Framework Report (`.afr`) file can later be used to create reports in several formats, like so:
 
-    $ arachni --repload=test.com.afr --report=html:outfile=my_report.html
+    arachni_reporter test.com.afr --report=html:outfile=my_report.html
 
-or any other report type as shown by:
+To see all available reporter components run:
 
-    $ arachni --lsrep
+    arachni_reporter --reporters-list
 
-#### You can make module loading easier by using wildcards (*) and exclusions (-).
+#### You can make check loading easier by using wildcards (*) and exclusions (-).
 
-To load all `xss` modules using a wildcard:
+To load all `xss` checks using a wildcard:
 
-    $ arachni http://example.net --modules=xss*
+    arachni http://example.net --checks=xss*
 
-To load all _audit_ modules using a wildcard:
+To load all active checks using a wildcard:
 
-    $ arachni http://example.net --modules=audit/*
+    arachni http://example.net --checks=active/*
 
-To exclude only the _csrf_ module:
+To exclude only the `csrf` check:
 
-    $ arachni http://example.net --modules=*,-csrf
+    arachni http://example.net --checks=*,-csrf
 
-Or you can mix and match; to run everything but the _xss_ modules:
+Or you can mix and match; to run everything but the `xss` checks:
 
-    $ arachni http://example.net --modules=*,-xss*
+    arachni http://example.net --checks=*,-xss*
 
 #### Performing a full scan quickly