node-inspect-debugger

Debug Node.js applications using the Chrome DevTools Protocol CLI by running the `node inspect` command on your script to attach the debugger and pause execution for troubleshooting.

Yes, you can set breakpoints at specific lines or functions to pause execution and evaluate expressions at any point in the Node.js code to inspect application behavior and state during runtime.

Trace execution flow in a Node.js script by using step-by-step execution commands to step over, into, or out of functions, allowing you to analyze application behavior line by line.

You need Node.js and Chrome DevTools Protocol support to use this debugging capability, as the Skill relies on the protocol CLI to provide features like breakpoints and expression evaluation.

Use the node inspect debugger when a Node.js application encounters an error and you need to inspect the application state at the exact time of the error to identify the underlying cause.

Start debugging a Node.js script from the command line by executing `node inspect path/to/script.js`, which initializes the Chrome DevTools Protocol CLI debugger for that specific file.