New Subdomain, Login Page, and Path Detection Feature

Overall, this tool is very good. I just have a few suggestions. For example, let's say I work for a corporate company.

In general, monitoring an organization's IP address and subdomains is important. Subdomains should be identified using tools that track both subdomains via reverse IP and regular subdomain tracking. It's crucial to detect and alert about new login pages and paths belonging to the organization. Furthermore, it's important to scan newly emerging valid subdomains for vulnerabilities using tools like Nuclei and report any new vulnerabilities. Could you add this feature to the tool? This feature would be truly useful.
This company has its own root domains and public subnet IP addresses. Could the tool be modified to constantly monitor the company's subdomains, reverse IPs, etc., and alert and record/notify when a new subdomain, a new directory within an existing directory, or a new login page is detected? This suggestion could also track bug bounty coverage, automatically scanning for vulnerabilities and reporting them when a new development occurs. It would be good if the tool were developed to use tools like GAU and Waybackmachine for web URLs, recording previous scan results and notifying when a new change occurs, including new subdomains/directories and login pages.

https://github.com/killua889/subdomain-monitor
https://github.com/xalgord/reconx

No files, tests, or entry points are identified in the issue. Start by reviewing Mantis's existing discovery, reconnaissance, and vulnerability-scanning workflow, then compare the requested subdomain, reverse-IP, URL-history, login-page, path, alerting, and Nuclei/GAU/Wayback Machine behavior with its current scope. Done would require an agreed, testable specification for monitoring, change detection, notifications, historical results, and vulnerability scanning.