Release v1.1 · duty1g/x64dbg-mcp-server

What's New in v1.1

WaitForEvent — long-poll for debugger events (breakpoint, pause, resume, exception). Designed for HTTP clients that can't use SSE notifications
SetMemoryBreakpoint — set memory breakpoints (read/write/execute) via bpm command
SetExceptionBreakpoint — configure exception breakpoints: break or ignore, first/second/all chance
DeleteExceptionBreakpoint — remove exception breakpoints
AnalyzeCode — run code analysis: function (anal), module (analr), or control flow (cfanal)
TraceOver — trace N instructions stepping over calls (sto)
SetBreakpointCommand — execute an x64dbg command when a breakpoint is hit
SetBreakpointFastResume — enable auto-resume (fast resume) on a breakpoint
SaveDatabase — save the x64dbg database (.dd64/.dd32)

Blocking run — run now blocks until the target pauses (default 5 minutes, max 10 minutes). Prevents the AI agent from going idle while the target is running
Blocking ExecuteDebuggerCommand — when a command causes the target to start running (e.g. erun, sti), the tool blocks until the target pauses again
MCP tool name interception — ExecuteDebuggerCommand now detects when the agent tries to pass an MCP tool name as a command and returns an error redirecting to the correct tool
All tools always listed — removed the debug_only filter from tools/list. All 84 tools are now visible regardless of debug session state
Pending events queue — HTTP clients now receive debugger events (breakpoints, exceptions, state changes) as part of the next tool response, even without SSE
Updated MCP instructions — 12 rules including mandatory monitoring after run, state awareness from every response, and GUI interaction support

Extract x64dbg-MCP-Server.zip into your x64dbg root folder — deploys both x32 and x64 plugins.