Commodore was a pioneering computer hardware company known for its popular home computers in the 1970s and 1980s, particularly the Commodore 64 which became one of the best-selling computer models of all time. The brand has since been revived through various business ventures.
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Enables autonomous debugging of Commodore 64 programs through the VICE emulator, providing semantic interpretation of 6502 assembly code, memory operations, breakpoint management, VIC-II graphics state analysis, sprite debugging, and PETSCII screen text decoding.
Why this server?
Provides tools for debugging Commodore 64 programs through the VICE emulator, including full control of the emulator, memory operations, breakpoints, register access, display capture, input control, and program loading.
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Provides tools for controlling the VICE Commodore PET emulator, including running BASIC and assembly programs, reading screen content, manipulating memory, setting breakpoints, debugging, and managing disk images, enabling AI agents to code and debug software for the Commodore PET.
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Provides comprehensive control of Commodore 64 Ultimate Computer hardware via REST API, including running SID/MOD/PRG/CRT files, controlling floppy drives, managing machine state (reset, pause, power), reading/writing C64 memory, configuring device settings, creating disk images, and streaming video/audio/debug output on U64 devices.
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Provides a specialized knowledge base for managing and searching Commodore 64 documentation, including hardware specifications, memory addresses, and historical context.
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Provides tools for reverse-engineering Commodore Amiga games from a disk image and Kickstart ROM: ADF geometry and boot-block checksum verification, entropy/region mapping, packer detection and decrunchers (PowerPacker 2.0, Bytekiller, Atomik ATN!, Turrican II three-stage), AmigaDOS OFS/FFS file access, HUNK executable loading, copper list disassembly, 68000 flow-graph disassembly and call-tree walking, hardware-register boundary scanning, C recompilation with refusals reported, and byte-for-byte verification of the rebuild against headless emulator captures.
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Enables control of Commodore 64 Ultimate, Ultimate 64, and Ultimate II+ devices via their REST API, allowing program execution, memory operations, disk management, audio playback, configuration changes, and streaming.
Why this server?
Provides tools for assembling 6502 assembly language programs, tokenizing BASIC programs, and running them in an emulator, all targeting the Commodore 64 platform.
Why this server?
Provides a curated knowledge base for Commodore 64 development, including hardware registers, KERNAL routines, memory maps, techniques, recipes, pitfalls, and toolchain guidance for AI-assisted demo and game development.