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--- name: "cli-anything-lldb" description: Stateful LLDB debugging via LLDB Python API version: 1.0.0 command: cli-anything-lldb install: pip install cli-anything-lldb requires: - lldb (Python bindings) - click>=8.0 - prompt-toolkit>=3.0 categories: - debugging - native - lldb --- # LLDB CLI Skill Use this CLI to run structured LLDB debugging workflows with JSON output. ## Capabilities - Create debug target from executable path - Launch process or attach by pid/name - Manage breakpoints (set/list/delete/enable/disable) - Inspect threads, frames, locals, and backtrace - Evaluate expressions in current frame - Read/find process memory - Load core dumps - Interactive REPL with persistent session state - Formal stdio Debug Adapter Protocol server for AI/editor clients ## Quick Commands ``bash cli-anything-lldb --json target create --exe /path/to/exe cli-anything-lldb --json process launch --arg foo --arg bar cli-anything-lldb --json breakpoint set --function main cli-anything-lldb --json breakpoint set --function PluginEntry --allow-pending cli-anything-lldb --json process continue cli-anything-lldb --json process interrupt cli-anything-lldb --json thread backtrace --limit 20 cli-anything-lldb --json frame locals cli-anything-lldb --json expr "myVar" cli-anything-lldb --json memory read --address 0x1000 --size 64 cli-anything-lldb --json session close ` ## Debug Adapter Protocol Use the DAP entry point when an AI client needs a real debug adapter lifecycle instead of shelling out separate CLI commands: `bash cli-anything-lldb-dap cli-anything-lldb-dap --profile /path/to/stop-rules.json ` or: `bash cli-anything-lldb dap cli-anything-lldb dap --profile /path/to/stop-rules.json ` The DAP server speaks stdio Content-Length frames and must have exclusive stdout. Do not print logs to stdout around it. Supported requests include initialize, launch, attach, configurationDone, setBreakpoints, setFunctionBreakpoints, threads, stackTrace, scopes, variables, setVariable, evaluate, continue, pause, next, stepIn, stepOut, source, loadedSources, readMemory, modules, exceptionInfo, disassemble, and disconnect. DAP variables can expose child references for structs/classes/arrays. Use setVariable only while stopped; LLDB may reject writes to optimized-out or read-only values. For long-running GUI debuggees, DAP continue is non-blocking from the client's point of view: the adapter sends the response and continued event first, then waits for LLDB on a background thread. DAP pause uses LLDB async interrupt. If an agent needs to change breakpoints while the debuggee is running, the adapter interrupts first and waits for a stopped state before mutating LLDB breakpoints; if the target does not stop in time, retry after an explicit pause/stopped cycle. For GUI apps that stop on debugger-internal startup or shader-JIT breakpoints, launch and attach accept the non-standard boolean argument autoContinueInternalBreakpoints. Enable it only when those internal stops are noise for the task; the adapter emits an output event before auto-continuing. For target-specific noise, prefer structured stop rules through inline stopRules or an external stopRuleProfile/--profile JSON file. Rules can match by reason, module, function, and/or regex, then either stop with clear cliAnythingStop.origin metadata or continue automatically. Use profiles for apps such as C4D so their NVIDIA shader-JIT/startup traps live outside the generic adapter. DAP stopped events include body.cliAnythingStop.origin: manualPause for a client pause request, internalTrap for a matched internal rule, and debuggee for ordinary program stops. Existing cli-anything-lldb-dap processes do not hot-load new code or profile contents; restart the adapter and re-attach or re-launch before expecting new rules to apply. ## Command Groups ### target `bash cli-anything-lldb --json target create --exe /path/to/exe [--arch x86_64] cli-anything-lldb --json target info ` ### process `bash cli-anything-lldb --json process launch [--arg ARG ...] [--env KEY=VALUE ...] [--cwd DIR] [--stop-at-entry] cli-anything-lldb --json process attach --pid 1234 cli-anything-lldb --json process attach --name myapp --wait-for cli-anything-lldb --json process continue cli-anything-lldb --json process interrupt cli-anything-lldb --json process detach cli-anything-lldb --json process info ` ### breakpoint `bash cli-anything-lldb --json breakpoint set --function main cli-anything-lldb --json breakpoint set --file main.c --line 42 --condition "i > 10" cli-anything-lldb --json breakpoint set --function LateLoadedSymbol --allow-pending cli-anything-lldb --json breakpoint list cli-anything-lldb --json breakpoint delete --id 1 cli-anything-lldb --json breakpoint enable --id 1 cli-anything-lldb --json breakpoint disable --id 1 ` ### thread / frame / step ``bash cli-anyt