Debug macOS binaries headlessly via JSON commands using macdbg and LLDB.
npx skills add https://github.com/MZHeader/macdbg --skill macdbg-agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: macdbg-agent Source: https://github.com/MZHeader/macdbg/tree/main/.claude/skills/macdbg-agent Command: npx skills add https://github.com/MZHeader/macdbg --skill macdbg-agent
The macdbg-agent Skill solves the problem of manually debugging macOS binaries by providing a headless debugging capability. It allows you to launch/attach a macOS binary, set breakpoints, step, read/write memory and registers, and toggle anti-anti-debug bypasses all via JSON commands.
Start a debugging session with the macdbg-agent by running: ./agent.sh start --session <name> --attach <pid> <program>
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Headless debugging of macOS binaries allows you to launch or attach to processes without a GUI. You can use the macdbg-agent to interact via JSON commands, making it ideal for automated or server-side debugging scenarios.
Yes, you can set breakpoints and step through code programmatically. The macdbg-agent utilizes LLDB to automate tasks such as launching processes, setting breakpoints, and stepping through code via JSON commands.
Yes, LLDB supports reading and writing memory during headless debugging. The macdbg-agent allows you to read and write memory and registers, and toggle anti-anti-debug bypasses through a JSON protocol.
The best way to automate server-side debugging for macOS executables is using a JSON-based headless debugger. The macdbg-agent integrates with LLDB to automate process attachment, memory manipulation, and execution control.
To bypass anti-debugging techniques when analyzing a macOS binary, you can use a headless debugger that toggles anti-anti-debug bypasses. The macdbg-agent provides this capability through its JSON command interface.
Yes, you can attach to an existing process for macOS binary analysis in a non-interactive environment. Use the command `./agent.sh start --session <name> --attach <pid> <program>` to initiate a headless debugging session.
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