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An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that
provides remote pexpect session control for debugging and process interaction.
Overview
This MCP server enables AI assistants to execute Python code with pexpect
functionality, allowing for interactive debugging sessions with tools like
LLDB, GDB, and other command-line utilities that require programmatic
interaction.
In some sense this is less of a pexpect MCP as one that is just maintaining
a stateful Python session.
code (string): Python code to execute with pexpect support
timeout (optional int): Timeout in seconds (default: 30)
Example Usage:
# Start a debugging session
child = pexpect.spawn('lldb ./my-program')
child.expect('(lldb)')
# Run the program
child.sendline('run')
child.expect('(lldb)')
print(child.before.decode())
# Get backtrace
child.sendline('bt')
child.expect('(lldb)')
print(child.before.decode())
Demo
The repository includes a demo with a buggy C program (demo-buggy.c) that can
be debugged using LLDB through the pexpect interface. This demonstrates the
server's capability for interactive debugging sessions.
The program `./demo-buggy` crashes when executed. Use LLDB to:
- Start the program under the debugger
- Identify where and why it crashes
- Examine variables, memory, and call stack
- Report the root cause of the crash