windbgr-mcp

windbgr-mcp is a Rust project for integrating Windows debugging workflows with Model Context Protocol compatible clients.

Overview

This repository provides a service-oriented bridge between debugging operations and AI-assisted developer tooling. It is intended for controlled development and diagnostic environments where operators understand the permissions and risks involved.

Status

The project is under active development. Interfaces, configuration, and operational behavior may change before a stable release.

Features

• Integration with Model Context Protocol clients.
• Windows-focused debugging and process inspection workflows.
• Configurable local or network-oriented operation.
• Auditing and security controls suitable for trusted environments.
• Automated tests for core behavior.

Requirements

Use a supported Windows development environment with the Rust toolchain installed. Some functionality may require additional platform tools and elevated permissions depending on the target environment.

Installation

Clone the repository, install the required toolchain, and build the project with the standard Rust workflow. Review the configuration template before running the service.

Usage

Run the service in the mode appropriate for your client and deployment model. Keep access limited to trusted users and networks, and validate the environment before connecting external tooling.

Configuration

Configuration is provided through the repository template and environment-specific overrides. Treat credentials and host-specific settings as private deployment data.

Testing

The repository includes automated tests. Run the relevant test suite for your platform before relying on changes in a development or diagnostic workflow.

Security

This project can interact with sensitive local system state. Operate it only in trusted environments, restrict access carefully, and avoid exposing it to untrusted networks.

Please report security concerns privately to the project maintainers.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. Before opening a change, keep the scope focused, follow the existing style, and include appropriate validation.

Commits on main should follow Conventional Commits so the release automation can derive the next version automatically (feat: bumps minor, fix: bumps patch, a ! or BREAKING CHANGE: footer bumps major).

License

This project is licensed according to the license metadata declared in the package manifest.