Write one app, render it to a terminal, a browser, or as agent tools. The terminal for your Gundam.
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Write one app, render it to a terminal, a browser, or as agent tools. The terminal for your Gundam.
C# MCP server for kernel & user-mode Windows debugging — DbgEng COM, KDNET, Frida, dbgsrv, TTD, and integrated VM control. 29 tools for LLM agents.
Turn failed Python tests and CI runs into replayable debug sessions.
The flowchart pattern for backend code — self-explainable systems that AI can reason about. Causal traces, auto-generated tool descriptions, transactional state.
Echo is a WARP optic runtime for witnessed causal history, Continuum-compatible suffixes, bounded observation, and holographic readings.
Instrumenting WinDBG's TTD (Time Travel Debugging)
Temporal debugging skill - time-travel through git history to debug bugs in their original context
Runtime infrastructure for AI agents — lifecycle, supervision, secrets, and deterministic time-travel replay. Built in Rust.
The Interactive Reversible Debugger (IRD) is an open-source debugging tool that enables step-by-step reversible execution of programs. Unlike traditional debuggers, IRD allows users to move both forwards and backwards in execution, making it easier to track state changes, debug complex logic, and analyze algorithm behavior
MCP server for rr reverse debugging — enables AI assistants to record, replay, and inspect program executions via GDB/MI
Typed WinDbg/DbgEng debug sessions, with kernel pool and user-mode heap walkers built on them.
Rewind — Premier SDK de calcul nativement reversible pour Rust. Debugger temporel, portes Toffoli, types lineaires. Information is Sacred.
🕰️ Time-travel debugger for LangGraph agents — rewind, branch, and rescue any AI execution
Provide an MCP server to enable reverse debugging with rr, improving control and insight during program execution analysis.
Deterministic record/replay & time-travel debugging for AI agents. Local-first, MCP-native.
The bench for the DIGIAC 2000 lab trainer, in a browser. 8086 real-mode assembler, a debugger that steps backwards, and a WebSerial bridge that uploads to the physical board. No build step, no dependencies.
Time-travel adapters for MindsEye SQL — reconstructing historical database languages, relational algebra, and legacy query styles into modern LAW-T/Law-N time-labeled SQL.
Deterministic record and replay for agent runs. A zero-runtime-dependency TypeScript library and CLI that captures every source of non-determinism an agent touches (model output, tools, MCP, clock, randomness) and replays it exactly, with fork, diff, a tamper-evident seal, and redaction.
Open-source time-travel debugger for multi-agent AI systems. See every step your AI takes. Catch mistakes. Replay just the broken part.
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