Systemd Coredump
Enables MCP-capable applications to access, manage, and analyze system core dumps.
About
Systemd Coredump is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows applications to interact with systemd-coredump functionality. It provides a set of tools for listing, inspecting, extracting, and removing core dumps, as well as retrieving stack traces and managing core dump configurations. By exposing these functionalities through the MCP protocol, it enables automated and programmatic access to core dump information, facilitating debugging and system analysis.
Key Features
- Get detailed information about specific coredumps.
- Retrieve stack traces from coredumps using GDB.
- List all available coredumps.
- Remove coredumps from the system.
- Extract coredump files to a specified location.
Use Cases
- Remote analysis of system crashes.
- Centralized core dump management.
- Automated debugging workflows.
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