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An MCP server exposes WinDbg (user-mode, kernel, crash dumps, Time Travel Debugging) to AI agents via stdio.
View on GitHub→This MCP server provides a direct interface for AI agents to interact with WinDbg and the DbgEng API. It bridges the gap between advanced debugging capabilities and the programmatic control required by AI-driven development and analysis tools. By exposing WinDbg functionality over standard input/output (stdio), it enables AI agents to perform complex debugging tasks, analyze system behavior, and even leverage Time Travel Debugging (TTD) for retrospective analysis.
The MCP server acts as a conduit, translating requests from an AI agent into WinDbg commands and returning the results in a structured format. This allows AI agents to automate debugging workflows, inspect memory, set breakpoints, analyze crash dumps, and utilize the full power of WinDbg without manual intervention. It supports various WinDbg contexts, including user-mode debugging, kernel-mode debugging, and crash dump analysis.
This tool is intended for AI developers, security researchers, and system engineers who are building AI agents for tasks such as:
If you are working on AI agents that require deep introspection into Windows system behavior, this MCP server provides the necessary foundation.