Show HN: I built a post-mortem debugger for native Windows x64/x86 crashes
ForensicDbg, a Windows x64/x86 post-mortem debugger in private beta, adds AI crash analysis via MCP.
ForensicDbg is a Windows user-mode post-mortem debugger in private beta for analyzing x86 and x64 crash dumps and live processes. It can act as a just-in-time debugger and includes a C++ expression evaluator, Source Server and SourceLink support, and symbol-aware navigation. An MCP server is designed to label crash data for AI tools, aiming to improve automated analysis and lower token use.
- Private beta post-mortem debugger for Windows x86 and x64 crash dumps.
- Supports live attach, JIT debugging, SourceLink, and a C++ expression evaluator.
- MCP server feeds labeled crash data to AI tools to reduce token use.
From the original article
1 min read at forensicdbg.com
ForensicDbg is a modern post-mortem debugger, designed from the ground-up to let you quickly and easily track down and identify your hardest to catch bugs. We are currently running a private Beta test. If you are interested in debugging and want to ensure ForensicDbg surpasses your needs, request an invite.
By Loren_SL · forensicdbg.com
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