About x64dbg_mcp_server_pro
x64dbg_mcp_server_pro connects x64dbg sessions with editor-based clients such as CLine and RooCode for remote debugging of Windows executables. It exposes controls for execution, memory, breakpoints, registers, and symbols.
Key features
- 01Manage and attach debug sessions
- 02Control execution and stepping
- 03Inspect and modify memory
- 04Manage software and hardware breakpoints
- 05Read registers, symbols, and disassembly
Use cases
- 01Debug a Windows executable from an editor client
- 02Inspect memory and registers during a debug session
- 03Set breakpoints and step through execution
MCP support
Provides MCP commands for controlling x64dbg, including session management, execution, memory, breakpoints, registers, symbols, and assembly operations. The README describes configuration with CLine and RooCode in VSCode.
Configuration
Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.
We haven’t collected a package or remote endpoint for this server. Follow the instructions in the project README.
Tools
Local servers expose tools only once running on your machine, and the maintainer has not provided a tool list.
Details
From the project READMEx64dbg_mcp_server_pro
🔧 A powerful MCP (Message Command Protocol) server that enables remote debugging of Windows executables via x64dbg — directly from Visual Studio Code using CLine and RooCode.
📌 Overview
x64dbg_mcp_server_pro bridges the gap between your development environment and low-level debugging by providing a communication server that speaks the MCP protocol used by VSCode extensions like CLine and RooCode.
This tool allows users to remotely control an x64dbg session, inspect memory, set breakpoints, manipulate registers, and automate analysis — all without leaving the editor.
✨ Features
🔄 Debug Session Management
start_debug_session,stop_debug_session,attach_to_process,detach_debugger,is_debugging- Full control over debug session lifecycle
🐞 Execution Control
continue_execution,pause_execution,step_into,step_over,step_out,execute_command- Seamless step-by-step navigation and code execution
💾 Memory Inspection & Manipulation
read_memory,write_memory,get_memory_info,get_memory_map,memset_memory- Word/DWord/QWord access:
read_word,read_dword,read_qword
🧱 Memory Management
virtual_alloc,virtual_free,virtual_protect,virtual_query
🔍 Breakpoint Handling
set_breakpoint,remove_breakpoint,toggle_breakpoint,list_breakpoints- Advanced:
set_hardware_breakpoint,set_memory_breakpoint,remove_hardware_breakpoint,remove_memory_breakpoint
🧠 Registers and Symbols
get_registers,set_register,get_symbol_at,disassemble,assemble
🏷 Comments & Labels
set_comment,remove_comment,get_comment_atset_label,remove_label,get_label_at
🛠 Utility & Status
get_server_status,get_help,hide_debugger
🚀 Getting Started
📚 API Reference The following MCP commands are supported:
is_debugging, start_debug_session, attach_to_process, detach_debugger, stop_debug_session, continue_execution, pause_execution, step_into, step_over, step_out, execute_command, read_memory, write_memory, get_memory_info, get_memory_map, memset_memory, read_word, read_dword, read_qword, virtual_alloc, virtual_free, virtual_protect, virtual_query, set_breakpoint, remove_breakpoint, toggle_breakpoint, list_breakpoints, set_hardware_breakpoint, remove_hardware_breakpoint, set_memory_breakpoint, remove_memory_breakpoint, get_registers, set_register, get_symbol_at, disassemble, assemble, set_label, remove_label, get_label_at, set_comment, remove_comment, get_comment_at, hide_debugger, get_server_status, get_help Use the get_help command for detailed info on each command and parameters.
1. Clone this repo
⚙️ Configuration Instructions (VSCode + RooCode / CLine)
- Unzip the archive you downloaded.
- Move the extracted folder to: /username/
- Edit your RooCode or CLine
.jsonconfig file in VSCode (usually in your workspace or extension settings):
{
"mcpServers": {
"x64dbg": {
"disabled": false,
"transportType": "stdio",
"command": "python",
"args": [
"C:\\Users\\<your_username>\\x64dbg_MCP_server_pro\\x64dbg_mcp_server_pro.py",
"--x64dbg-server",
"http://127.0.0.1:8888/",
"--transport",
"stdio"
],
"autoApprove": []
}
}
}
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