node-inspect-debugger

You can debug a Node.js application by interfacing directly with the built-in inspector and Chrome DevTools Protocol to set breakpoints, inspect state, and step through code execution programmatically.

Yes, you can attach the inspector to a running Node.js process or start with --inspect-brk to pause on entry, allowing you to inspect local and closure scope and evaluate expressions.

Automating Node.js debugging workflows is achieved by programmatically controlling the Chrome DevTools Protocol within agent loops or scripted runs to ensure reproducible debugging sessions.

Yes, this approach supports stepping through code execution, walking the call stack, inspecting local and closure scope, and evaluating expressions during your Node.js debugging session.

Yes, this method applies to development tasks requiring remote control of Node.js processes in both interactive TUI contexts and automated agent contexts for reproducible workflows.