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knewstimek/agent-tool

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MCP tool server for AI coding agents -- encoding-aware file tools, binary analysis, DAP debugger, SSH/SFTP, process memory, and more

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knewstimek/agent-tool

Added 1 June 2026

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Overview

A Go-based MCP tool server for AI coding agents that provides encoding-aware file operations, binary analysis, a DAP debugger, SSH/SFTP connectivity, and process memory inspection. It exposes these capabilities as tools that agents can invoke directly.

Best for

Best for
Developers building AI coding agents that require low-level system access and debugging capabilities

Use cases

  • Debugging remote processes via DAP protocol integration
  • Analyzing binary files and inspecting memory of running processes
  • Managing files on remote hosts over SSH/SFTP from an agent

Notes

A Go-based MCP tool server for AI coding agents that provides encoding-aware file operations, binary analysis, a DAP debugger, SSH/SFTP connectivity, and process memory inspection. It exposes these capabilities as tools that agents can invoke directly.

18 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-05-05. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

  • Debugging remote processes via DAP protocol integration
  • Analyzing binary files and inspecting memory of running processes
  • Managing files on remote hosts over SSH/SFTP from an agent

Pros

  • Provides a diverse set of low-level system tools for agents
  • Written in Go, offering single-binary deployment and cross-platform support
  • Integrates encoding awareness for robust file handling

Cons

  • Very small user base (18 stars) signals limited community and testing
  • Documentation and usage examples may be sparse
  • Relies on MCP protocol, limiting compatibility to agents that support it

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Pros

  • Provides a diverse set of low-level system tools for agents
  • Written in Go, offering single-binary deployment and cross-platform support
  • Integrates encoding awareness for robust file handling

Cons

  • Very small user base (18 stars) signals limited community and testing
  • Documentation and usage examples may be sparse
  • Relies on MCP protocol, limiting compatibility to agents that support it