reverse-debugging

MCP server for rr reverse debugging — enables AI assistants to record, replay, and inspect program executions via GDB/MI

Open-source deterministic record/replay for native Windows processes. Record once, replay the same execution inputs, then navigate back by event.

Record/replay reverse debugger for Apple Silicon. Runs a macOS binary inside a Hypervisor.framework VM, replays it bit-for-bit, and executes backwards to the instruction — and thread — that last wrote an address.

Provide an MCP server to enable reverse debugging with rr, improving control and insight during program execution analysis.

ARM Cortex-M emulator with time-travel debugging: snapshot, rewind, byte-equal replay.

Time-travel debugger in Rust: step backward through a running program and scrub its execution timeline

MCP server for time-travel kernel debugging: record a QEMU run, replay it, step backwards, and ask 'which instruction last wrote this address?' - with file:line.

A time-travel debugger for Python 3.12+: record once, step backwards, ask when a variable last changed.

Karellen spin of RR Debugger for Python wheel packaging