mcp-csharp-debug
C# MCP Server Debugging
Run, debug, and interactively test C# MCP servers. Covers local execution, IDE debugging with breakpoints, MCP Inspector for protocol-level testing, and GitHub Copilot Agent Mode integration.
When to Use
- Running an MCP server locally for the first time
- Configuring VS Code or Visual Studio to debug an MCP server
- Testing tools interactively with MCP Inspector
- Verifying tools appear in GitHub Copilot Agent Mode
- Diagnosing issues: tools not discovered, protocol errors, server crashes
- Setting up
mcp.jsonor.mcp.jsonconfiguration
Stop Signals
- No project yet? → Use
mcp-csharp-createfirst - Need automated tests? → Use
mcp-csharp-test - Production deployment issue? → Use
mcp-csharp-publish
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