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Use AI to run WinDbg kernel debugging commands and inspect results.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Windbg-MCP" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use Windbg-MCP to open this Windows kernel dump, run !analyze -v, and summarize the likely cause of the crash, related drivers, and recommended next troubleshooting steps.
Returns key debugger output plus a summary of the crash cause, suspicious modules, and troubleshooting advice.
Use Windbg-MCP to inspect threads, call stacks, and loaded drivers in the current kernel debugging session, focusing on abnormal blocking, deadlock signs, or suspicious driver behavior.
Provides thread and driver inspection results, highlighting abnormal stacks, blocking points, or suspicious drivers.
Use Windbg-MCP to run a common kernel troubleshooting sequence such as !analyze -v, lm, kv, and !thread, then organize the results into a structured debugging report.
Generates a structured debugging report with command outputs, key findings, and preliminary conclusions.
Connect AI to WinDbg for debugging, crash analysis, and issue diagnosis.
Debug .NET apps with breakpoints, stepping, variable inspection, and GUI automation.
Debug Python with natural language, tests, breakpoints, and variable inspection.
Control LLDB sessions with natural language for breakpoints, stepping, and expression evaluation.
Debug Node.js programs via V8 Inspector with breakpoints and variable inspection.
Debug binaries and analyze exploits with stateful GDB and pwndbg workflows.