What problem does it solve? When console.log is not enough, this Skill lets you drive Node's built-in V8 inspector programmatically from the terminal, giving you real breakpoints, step in/over/out, call-stack walking, scope dumps, and expression evaluation in paused frames. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Interactive REPL debugging: Use the built-in node inspect CLI to set breakpoints, step through code, watch expressions, and drop into a REPL with full access to locals and closures. - Programmatic CDP automation: Script breakpoint setup, scope capture, and expression evaluation with chrome-remote-interface for non-interactive or agent-driven debugging. - Attach to running processes: Enable the inspector on live Node processes with SIGUSR1, debug Ink-based TUI apps, run Vitest tests under the debugger, and capture CPU profiles or heap snapshots. - Use Case: A Vitest test fails in a TypeScript project. Launch it with node --inspect-brk, attach the debugger, set a breakpoint in the suspect file, and inspect the exact state at failure. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to debug a failing Node.js script by launching it with node --inspect-brk, attaching the inspector, and setting a breakpoint at the line you suspect.