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Last time I had a proof of concept. This time I closed the gap: remote debugging and Windows kernel debugging, straight from VS Code, powered by the same engine as WinDbg. It's open source and on the Marketplace.

I only wanted a faster remote debugging workflow for a service running in a VM. Instead, I ended up learning DAP, wrapping WinDbg, and building a working first proof of concept debugger adapter for VS Code.

Here's what nobody tells you about AI-assisted rapid prototyping: Every prototype feels like success, but success is measured by shipping, not building.

AI-powered crash analysis gets a major upgrade with PyPI availability, live debugging sessions, and community-driven improvements. One-command installation is finally here.

A gentle reminder that sometimes our own security features work a little too well. Even against ourselves.

Because manually squinting at hex dumps is so last century. Let me show you how AI-assisted debugging is leaving WinDBG's command line in the dust.

Because watching GitHub Copilot refactor files with a single prompt is the most satisfying thing you'll see today.

Because shipping an antispy SDK in 2025 still makes sense.

Ah, so you've locked yourself out of your own Proxmox server. Don't worry, happens.