Purpose: List crash dump files
Parameters: directory_path (optional), recursive (optional)

Examples:

• "List all crash dumps in C:\Dumps"
• "Find all crash dumps in C:\Projects\ including subdirectories"

Purpose: Analyze crash dumps
Parameters: dump_path, include_stack_trace, include_modules, include_threads

Examples:

• "Analyze C:\dumps\app.dmp with full details"
• "Quick analysis of C:\dumps\app.dmp without modules/threads"

Output: Exception info, faulting instruction, stack trace, modules, threads

Purpose: Close dump sessions
Parameters: dump_path

Example: "Close the crash dump session for C:\dumps\app.dmp"

Purpose: Connect to remote debugging
Parameters: connection_string, optional: include_stack_trace, include_modules, include_threads

Connection formats:

• TCP: tcp:Port=5005,Server=192.168.0.100
• Named Pipe: npipe:Pipe=MyPipe,Server=MyServer
• COM: com:Port=COM1,Baud=115200

Example: "Connect to tcp:Port=5005,Server=192.168.0.100"

Purpose: Close remote sessions
Parameters: connection_string

Example: "Close connection to tcp:Port=5005,Server=192.168.0.100"

Purpose: Execute WinDbg commands
Parameters: command, either dump_path or connection_string

Examples:

• "Execute 'k' on crash dump C:\dumps\app.dmp"
• "Run 'db 0x12345678 L100' on tcp:Port=5005,Server=192.168.0.100"

Stack: k, kv, kb, ~*k, .ecxr
Memory: db/dw/dd/dp <address>, !address <address>
Heap: !heap -p -a <address>, !heap -stat
Threads: ~, ~*k, !runaway, !locks
Modules: lm, lmv, !lmi <module>

"Analyze C:\dumps\app.dmp and tell me the crash type"
"Execute 'k' and explain the call sequence"
"Run '.ecxr' followed by 'u' to see disassembly"
"Execute '!heap -p -a 0x12345678' and check for corruption"

"Execute '!runaway' to see thread CPU usage"
"Run '~*k' to see all thread states"
"Execute 'bp MyFunction' followed by 'g'"
"Run '!locks' to check synchronization objects"

• Always close sessions when finished
• Configure symbols for meaningful analysis
• Use appropriate timeouts for complex operations

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