Glass-box debugging for AI-assisted development

AI guesses.
Pointbreak knows.

Give your AI coding assistant real debugger access. Turn guesses into proof, without breaking stride.

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The missing layer for AI debugging

Works with any AI assistant you already use

Pointbreak doesn't replace your AI assistant. Using MCP, Pointbreak gives your AI live execution data from your debugger. Not guesses. Evidence.

Your assistant proposes. Pointbreak verifies.

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  • Native IDE integration. Debug where you code.
  • Real-time variable inspection and stack traces
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Stop guessing. Start knowing.

Give your AI assistant the debugging evidence it needs. Right in your IDE, with zero context switching.

AI assistants guess. You need proof.

Without real execution data, AI coding assistants hallucinate fixes based on static code. Pointbreak gives them execution data from your debugger so they reason with facts, not guesses.

Evidence-based debugging, not educated guesses.
Natural language debugging

You steer. Pointbreak drives the debugger.

Ask in plain English. Pointbreak collaborates with your AI to run debug sessions, set breakpoints, inspect variables, and verify fixes.

You

"Help me debug this payment handler. It's throwing errors."

AI →
  • ▸Sets breakpoint at error line
  • ▸Inspects payment object
  • ▸Finds user.billing undefined
You

"Can I see what's happening when this function runs?"

AI →
  • ▸Captures stack trace
  • ▸Shows actual execution flow
  • ▸Reveals unexpected recursion
You

"Why is the integration test failing on line 42?"

AI →
  • ▸Runs debug session at breakpoint
  • ▸Evaluates variables in context
  • ▸Identifies validation logic gap
You

"What changed between these two test runs?"

AI →
  • ▸Compares execution traces
  • ▸Shows state differences
  • ▸Points to config change
Your debugger becomes a collaborative tool—you steer, AI drives
The difference is immediate

See execution, not speculation

Watch your AI go from guessing to knowing in seconds

Before: AI Guessing from CodeStatic analysis only
user-service.ts
12async function getUser...
13 const response = await fetch(...)
14 return response.json();
You
Why is this failing?
AI
Looking at the code, it could be several things - maybe the endpoint path is wrong, or the server isn't running. Try adding console.log statements to see what URL you're calling...
After: AI Verifying with ExecutionRuntime evidence
user-service.ts
Run #847 · main@c4b29f · integration-tests
12async function getUser...
13 const response = await fetch(...)
→ userId: "user-123"
→ response.status: 404
14 return response.json();
You
Why is this failing?
AI
I set a breakpoint and can see the URL is constructed as `/users/user-123` but your API expects `/api/v2/users/:id`. The version prefix is missing. Here's the fix...
Evidence-based debugging that AI can verify

What Pointbreak lets your AI do in your debugger

You steer. Pointbreak drives the debugger. All at your pace.

01

Set breakpoints & run

Your AI can pause code at critical points and start a fresh debug session—as often as needed

02

Navigate execution paths

Follow the actual call stack and execution flow, not theoretical code paths

03

Inspect real values

Evaluate variables and watch expressions in context. No more guessing about state.

04

Review output in context

Read the debug console, logpoints, and errors with full visibility into what happened