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Inspect, patch, and analyze Windows process memory and crash dumps.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "procmem" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use procmem to scan a target Windows process memory for a value or pattern, and return matching addresses.
Returns matched memory addresses, hits, and surrounding context.
Use procmem to resolve the pointer chain for this address and help locate the final data location.
Outputs multi-level pointer resolution and the final dereferenced address.
Use procmem to perform offline analysis of this crash dump and extract suspicious modules, registers, or memory clues.
Provides key memory clues and crash-related findings from the dump.
Developers investigating crashes, corrupted state, or unexpected behavior can inspect live process memory directly. It also supports patching and disassembly for low-level debugging.
For security analysis or incident review, you can inspect crash dumps offline to extract memory clues and context. This works without the live process.
When you need repeated structured calls for scanning, pointer resolution, or reading memory regions, it fits well into automated workflows.
It is an MCP server for Windows process memory inspection/editing and crash dump analysis. It supports live memory scanning, patching, pointer resolution, disassembly, and offline dump examination.
Its core capabilities include scanning live process memory, modifying memory, resolving pointers, viewing disassembly, and analyzing crash dumps offline. All actions are performed through structured tool calls.
It is best for Windows low-level debugging, memory forensics, and crash analysis. It is especially useful when you need direct access to process-memory clues.
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