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MCP server plugin for x64dbg debugger - enables AI agents and external tools to control debugging via JSON-RPC 2.0 over HTTP/SSE
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# x64dbg MCP Server Plugin English | [中文](docs/README_CN.md) A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server implementation for x64dbg and x32dbg, enabling remote debugging through a JSON-RPC 2.0 interface. This plugin allows external applications and AI agents to interact with the debugger programmatically. **Now supports both x64 and x86 architectures!** ## Features - **Full MCP Specification Compliance**: Implements all three core MCP building blocks - **Tools (79)**: AI-invokable debugging functions - **Resources (7 + 8 templates)**: Application-controlled context data sources - **Prompts (10)**: User-guided debugging workflow templates - **JSON-RPC 2.0 Protocol**: Standard, language-agnostic interface - **Streamable HTTP transport** (MCP 2025-03-26) on `/mcp`, plus legacy HTTP+SSE on `/sse` for older clients - **Tools - AI-Controlled Debugging (79 functions)**: - Execution control (init/run/pause/step/run_to/restart/stop) - Memory read/write/search/allocate - Register access (50+ registers including GPR, SSE, AVX) - Breakpoint management (software, hardware, memory, conditional, logging) - Disassembly and symbol resolution - Thread management (list, switch, suspend, resume) - Stack trace and analysis - **Dump & Analysis** (module dump, memory dump, packer detection, OEP detection) - **Script execution** (execute x64dbg/x32dbg commands, batch operations) - **Context snapshots** (capture and compare debugging state) - **Resources - Context Providers (7 direct + 8 templates)**: - Direct resources: debugger state, registers, modules, threads, memory map, breakpoints, stack - Resource templates: memory content, disassembly, module info, symbol resolution, function analysis - Read-only, application-controlled access - **Prompts - Workflow Templates (10 prompts)**: - Crash analysis, vulnerability hunting, function tracing - Binary unpacking, algorithm reversing, execution comparison - String hunting, code patching, API monitoring - Debug session initialization - **Security**: Permission-based access control - **Extensible**: Plugin architecture for custom methods, resources, and prompts ## What's New in v1.0.10 - **Correct x32dbg register fields**: debugger state, thread, and stack responses now expose EIP/ESP/EBP instead of labeling 32-bit values as RIP/RSP/RBP (#14). - **Architecture boundary hardening**: malformed, overflowing, or architecture-incompatible addresses, ranges, and register values are rejected before SDK calls; stack bounds and address formatting are architecture-aware. - **Reliable breakpoint sizes**: hardware and memory breakpoint sizes now reach the native debugger commands and are verified after creation. - **Browser CORS support**: allowlisted origins receive `OPTIONS` preflight support and validated CORS headers across normal and streaming MCP endpoints (PR #18 by @abevol). - **Attach and skill compatibility fixes**: x64dbg PID attach no longer times out (PR #19 by @abevol), and all bundled skills load on Copilot CLI 1.0.65+ (PR #16 by @thejesh23). - **Build and test coverage**: stricter dual-architecture CMake validation plus 12 x64/x86 regression tests. ## What's New in v1.0.9 - **Remote host allowlist**: `security.host_allowlist` permits explicit FRP/reverse-proxy hostnames or IP addresses without disabling DNS-rebinding protection. Loopback and the configured bind address remain allowed by default. - **x32dbg stack trace fix**: x86 saved frame pointers and return addresses are now read at their native 4-byte width, preventing adjacent stack values from being combined into invalid 64-bit addresses. - **Architecture-aware addresses**: x32dbg formats addresses as 8 hexadecimal digits; x64dbg continues using 16 digits. - **Secure packaged defaults**: the shipped `config.json` now matches runtime defaults, with memory/register writes and script execution disabled. ## What's New in v1.0.8 - **Security hardening**: Added CORS Origin/Host header validation t
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