MCP server for rr reverse debugging — enables AI assistants to record, replay, and inspect program executions via GDB/MI
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MCP server for rr reverse debugging — enables AI assistants to record, replay, and inspect program executions via GDB/MI
Open-source deterministic record/replay for native Windows processes. Record once, replay the same execution inputs, then navigate back by event.
Record/replay reverse debugger for Apple Silicon. Runs a macOS binary inside a Hypervisor.framework VM, replays it bit-for-bit, and executes backwards to the instruction — and thread — that last wrote an address.
Provide an MCP server to enable reverse debugging with rr, improving control and insight during program execution analysis.
Cleanroom Verilog Z80 CPU visual tracer and deterministic time-travel debugging studio plugin for FPGA-BoardlessBench (PPA/DPPA).
ARM Cortex-M emulator with time-travel debugging: snapshot, rewind, byte-equal replay.
Time-travel debugger in Rust: step backward through a running program and scrub its execution timeline
MCP server for time-travel kernel debugging: record a QEMU run, replay it, step backwards, and ask 'which instruction last wrote this address?' - with file:line.
A time-travel debugger for Python 3.12+: record once, step backwards, ask when a variable last changed.
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