node-inspect-debugger

You can debug Node.js applications using the Chrome DevTools Protocol by running `node inspect path/to/script.js`. This initiates the debugger, enabling you to set breakpoints, step through code, and evaluate expressions.

Yes, you can set breakpoints and evaluate expressions in Node.js from the command line. By utilizing the Chrome DevTools Protocol, you can inspect the application state and control execution flow at specific failure points.

Yes, diagnosing asynchronous operations in Node.js is supported. The Skill provides capabilities to set breakpoints and step through complex logic, making it suitable for inspecting application state during asynchronous execution.

The best way to inspect application state at a point of failure is using the Chrome DevTools Protocol. You can set breakpoints at the exact failure location to pause execution, evaluate current expressions, and examine the application's flow.

Yes, chrome-remote-interface is required as a dependency. It provides the underlying implementation to communicate with the Chrome DevTools Protocol, enabling command-line debugging, stepping, and expression evaluation for your scripts.