Delve FAQs

Name: Delve
Author: dwisiswant0

Question 1

How do I configure Delve-MCP to work with Claude Desktop?

Accepted Answer

You need to add a server configuration to your Claude Desktop config file (claude_desktop_config.json) pointing to the path of the built Delve-MCP `index.js` file. The location of this config file depends on your operating system.

Question 2

What kind of debugging commands are supported?

Accepted Answer

Delve-MCP supports commands like `debug`, `attach`, `exec`, `test`, `core`, `dap`, `replay`, and `trace`, allowing you to debug running processes, execute precompiled binaries, analyze core dumps, and more.

Question 3

What is Delve-MCP?

Accepted Answer

Delve-MCP is a TypeScript-based MCP server that provides a complete interface to the Delve debugger for Go programs. It allows you to debug, trace, and analyze your Go code more efficiently.

Question 4

What are the key features of Delve-MCP?

Accepted Answer

Key features include listing and accessing debug sessions via delve:// URIs, support for debug commands (debug, attach, exec, test), core dump analysis, replay debugging with rr, and breakpoint management with conditions.

Question 5

What do I need to install to use Delve-MCP?

Accepted Answer

You'll need Go installed with Delve (dlv), Node.js, npm, and optionally Mozilla rr for replay functionality. After that, you can install the package using `npm install @dwisiswant0/delve-mcp`.

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