LLDB-MCP
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LLDB-MCP integrates the LLDB debugger with Claude's Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling AI-assisted debugging workflows. It allows Claude to start, control, and interact with LLDB debugging sessions directly.
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What is LLDB-MCP?
LLDB-MCP is a tool that allows Claude to control and interact with LLDB debugging sessions. It provides a set of commands for managing sessions, loading programs, setting breakpoints, controlling execution, and inspecting memory.
How to use LLDB-MCP?
After installing the tool and configuring Claude with the provided MCP configuration, you can interact with LLDB through Claude using natural language commands. You can start sessions, load programs, set breakpoints, run the program, inspect variables, and control execution.
Key features of LLDB-MCP
Create and manage multiple LLDB debugging sessions
Load executables and attach to running processes
Load core dump files for post-mortem analysis
Execute arbitrary LLDB commands
Fine-grained control over program execution
Memory examination and disassembly
Thread and stack frame inspection
Use cases of LLDB-MCP
AI-assisted debugging
Automated debugging workflows
Debugging with natural language commands
Post-mortem analysis of core dumps
FAQ from LLDB-MCP
How do I start a new LLDB session?
How do I start a new LLDB session?
Use the command lldb_start.
How do I load a program into LLDB?
How do I load a program into LLDB?
Use the command lldb_load.
How do I set a breakpoint?
How do I set a breakpoint?
Use the command lldb_set_breakpoint.
How do I run the program?
How do I run the program?
Use the command lldb_run.
How do I examine memory?
How do I examine memory?
Use the command lldb_examine.