Find the moment
Search signals and timelines, move to the relevant frame, and reconstruct what the program knew then.
Connecting agents to Wax
Connect a capable local AI agent to the Inspector. It can move through a recording, inspect source and state, test explanations, and bring the evidence back into the workbench you share.
Inspector
MCP Server
AI agent
waxdbg connects that local session to an agent running on your machine.How to connect an agent.
The Inspector copies everything your agent needs to connect to your clipboard.
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Open the Inspector.
Load a recording, or start with the included example. Your browser tab becomes the shared workspace.
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Click the Agent button.
The Agent button at the top copies a connection request for this Inspector session to your clipboard.
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Paste it to your agent.
Your agent checks the local setup, asks before making changes, and connects.
Let the agent chase the why.
It works against recorded execution rather than guessing from a selected log window.
Follow the cause
Read the matching source, inspect heap and state, and trace backwards to the decision that produced the symptom.
Test the explanation
Control execution, compile queries, and change session or source files when you authorize the work.
Show the evidence
Present the important moment directly in the Inspector so you can inspect the same frame and state yourself.
The connection stays local
The Inspector, MCP server, and agent talk over your machine's loopback interface. Nothing is exposed to your network. Once connected, your agent can inspect recordings, source, and state, control execution, run queries, edit files, and show its findings in the Inspector.
You stay in control of setup too. Your agent explains any required download or configuration change and asks before it acts.