gdb-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 13 tools
Tools mostly cover distinct GDB aspects (breakpoints, memory, registers, execution control, session), with minor overlap between 'gdb_context' and 'gdb_register' for register info, and 'gdb_exec' vs 'gdb_mi' for command execution.
All tools start with 'gdb_', but naming patterns vary: some are verbs (analyze, exec), some nouns (breakpoint, context), and one is verb_noun (run_control). No consistent verb_noun pattern.
13 tools is well-scoped for a GDB debugger server, covering essential operations without being overwhelming.
Covers most key GDB features (session, loading, breakpoints, execution, memory, registers, analysis, context, remote, plugins), though source-level debugging or variable inspection are missing but can be handled via gdb_exec.