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Model Context Protocol for WinDbg.
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# MCP Server for WinDbg Crash Analysis [](https://github.com/svnscha/mcp-windbg/actions/workflows/ci.yml) [](https://svnscha.github.io/mcp-windbg/) [](https://pypi.org/project/mcp-windbg/) [](LICENSE)   A Model Context Protocol server that bridges AI models with WinDbg for crash dump analysis, user-mode remote debugging, and kernel debugging. <!-- mcp-name: io.github.svnscha/mcp-windbg --> ## Overview This server drives the Windows debuggers - [CDB](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/debugger/opening-a-crash-dump-file-using-cdb) for user mode (dumps and `-remote`) and **KD** for kernel targets (`-k`) - so you can debug in natural language: *"Show me the call stack and explain this access violation"* or *"Open a kernel session and tell me which driver bugchecked."* It is not a magical auto-fix. It is a Python wrapper around `cdb.exe` / `kd.exe` that lets an LLM run real debugger commands and reason about the output. ## Features - **Crash dump analysis** - open a `.dmp`/`.mdmp`/`.hdmp` and get automated triage (`!analyze -v`, stacks, modules, threads) in a single call. - **User-mode remote debugging** - attach to a live `cdb`/WinDbg debug server (`-remote`) over TCP, a named pipe, or COM, and break in on demand. - **Kernel debugging** - attach to a kernel target (`-k`, driven by `kd.exe`) over KDNET, a named pipe, or serial; the server waits for the target and breaks in for you. - **Run any WinDbg/KD command** - drive an open session with arbitrary commands (`kb`, `!process 0 0`, `!heap`, `lm`, ...) described in natural language. - **Session ids** - every open returns a session id; several sessions (dumps, remote, kernel) can be open at once and are addressed independently. - **Resilient live sessions** - per-call timeouts, and a slow live command that outruns its timeout is broken into with CTRL+BREAK and the session resynchronized instead of wedging. - **Multi-dump triage** - discover and compare many dumps across a directory. - **Text filter hooks** - a `--filter-script` can redact PII/secrets from tool arguments and output before they leave the machine. - **stdio or HTTP** - run locally over stdio, or as a streamable-HTTP service you drive from another machine. ## Use cases | You have | You want to | Guide | | --- | --- | --- | | A `.dmp` from a crash | Root-cause it: exception, faulting frame, why it happened | [Analyze a crash dump](https://svnscha.github.io/mcp-windbg/scenarios/crash-dump/) | | A live user-mode process (via `cdb -server`) | Break in and inspect a hang or live state | [Debug a remote target](https://svnscha.github.io/mcp-windbg/scenarios/remote-debugging/) | | A KD-enabled machine or VM | Debug drivers, bugchecks, and boot-time issues | [Debug a kernel target](https://svnscha.github.io/mcp-windbg/scenarios/kernel-debugging/) | | A folder full of dumps | Triage the batch and find the common signature | [Triage multiple dumps](https://svnscha.github.io/mcp-windbg/scenarios/triage/) | | A debugging host, but you work elsewhere | Drive it over HTTP from another machine | [Debug from another machine](https://svnscha.github.io/mcp-windbg/scenarios/http-service/) | | Dumps with secrets or PII | Scrub tool output before it leaves the box | [Redact sensitive data](https://svnscha.github.io/mcp-windbg/scenarios/redaction/) | ## Tools Every `open_*` tool returns an opaque **`session_id`** (e.g. `cdb-1a2b3c4d`); pass it to the matching `run_*`, `close_*`, and `send_ctrl_break` calls. User-mode targets (dumps and `-remote`) run under `cdb.exe`; kernel targets run under `kd
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Would you bet a product on this? Bounded 0–100 and slow moving.
matched fp:00890c88c655b724, topic:mcp, topic:mcp-server, desc:model context protocol