ude-mcp
Click on "Deploy Server".
Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.
In the chat, type
@followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@ude-mcpLoad the workspace, connect to target, and read the variable 'engine_rpm'"
That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.
Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.
ude-mcp
MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for the PLS UDE® (Universal Debug Engine) debugger. It lets AI coding agents drive UDE over the official UDE Object Model automation API: load a workspace, connect a target, flash an ELF, run/halt/step, set breakpoints, and read back variables, registers, memory, and call stacks.
Status
✅ Working prototype — end-to-end verified against the built-in TSIM simulator (session start → connect → register/memory reads → run control → clean shutdown). Real-hardware (AURIX TriCore via DAP/JTAG) testing is next.
How it works
UDE Starterkit cannot be automated from outside its process (the COM launcher is
not shipped/registered in the free toolchain), so ude-mcp injects a JScript
bridge agent into UDE as a startup macro (UDE.exe -s<agent.js>). The agent
binds to the live UDE object model and talks to the MCP server over localhost
HTTP long-polling:
AI client ⇄ (MCP/stdio) ⇄ ude-mcp (Python) ⇄ (localhost HTTP) ⇄ bridge.js (in UDE) ⇄ UDE object model ⇄ TSIM / targetEverything uses officially supported UDE mechanisms (startup macros + the COM object model); no patching or unsupported hacks. See docs/api-selection.md for the full API assessment.
Related MCP server: pyocd-debug-mcp
Target platform
Windows only (UDE is a Windows application; the automation API is COM-based)
UDE Starterkit / UDE installed with the HighTec TriCore toolchain
First milestone: drive the built-in TSIM simulator (no hardware needed), then real AURIX TriCore targets over DAP/JTAG
Planned MCP tools
Tool | Description |
| Report UDE installation, COM registration and session state |
| Load a UDE workspace ( |
| Target connect (with timeout / wait helpers) |
| Download an ELF (optionally flash + verify) |
| Core run control (multi-core aware) |
| Set/clear/enable code & data breakpoints |
| Read/write symbols/expressions via UDE expression evaluator |
| Core register access |
| Raw memory access (8/16/32-bit, arrays) |
| Call stack (incl. TriCore CSA-based frames) |
| Core state, current location, halt reason |
Development
uv sync
uv run ude-mcp # stdio MCP serverSmoke test (launches a real UDE instance against the TSIM simulator):
uv run python scratch/e2e.pyMCP client configuration
{
"mcpServers": {
"ude": {
"command": "uv",
"args": ["--directory", "path/to/ude-mcp", "run", "ude-mcp"],
"env": { "UDE_MCP_UDE_EXE": "<UDE_INSTALL_DIR>\\UDEVisualPlatform.exe" }
}
}
}License
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