Run a fast end-to-end check against a local pwno-mcp instance.
Most users can skip this page, but it is useful when you are validating a new client config or debugging a first-time setup issue.
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Ask your agent to run a tiny debugger flow
Use pwno-mcp to create a debug session called chal-a, load /workspace/chal, set a breakpoint at main, run the program, show full context, then step once.
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Check the expected behavior
You should see the session created, the binary loaded, execution stop at main, a full context snapshot returned, and one successful step.
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Fall back to manual tool calls if needed
If your agent cannot complete the flow, run the sequence below through any MCP inspector or compatible client.
Use pwno-mcp to create a debug session called chal-a, load /workspace/chal, set a breakpoint at main, run the program, show full context, then step once.
If you followed Quick Start, the host path is ./workspace/chal and the in-container tool path is /workspace/chal.
Common stepping commands are c, n, s, ni, and si.
If this flow fails, go straight to Troubleshooting or check the transport, session, and path rules in Core Concepts.