MCP Server for WinDbg
Analyse Windows crash dumps and debug user-mode or kernel targets in natural language via WinDbg.
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Windows developers triaging crash dumps and bugchecks faster.
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About MCP Server for WinDbg
mcp-windbg is a Python wrapper around the Windows debuggers, CDB and KD, that lets an LLM run real debugger commands and reason about the output. It triages .dmp files with !analyze -v, stacks, modules and threads in one call, attaches to remote user-mode debug servers, and opens kernel debugging sessions. The author is explicit that it is not an automatic fixer.
MCP Server for WinDbg is listed in this index written primarily in Python, with 1.6k stars on GitHub. Its latest recorded repository push was in October 2026; that is not an ASE editorial review date.
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pip install mcp-windbg