cheatengine-mcp-bridge
Connect AI agents directly to Cheat Engine via MCP for automated reverse engineering and memory analysis.
- Type
- MCP
- Transport
- stdio
- Open source
- Yes
- GitHub Stars
- ★ 1.0k
- Source
- mcp-github
Overview
cheatengine-mcp-bridge is an MCP server that enables AI agents like Cursor, Copilot, and Claude to interact directly with Cheat Engine. Through natural language commands, AI can automatically perform tasks such as reverse engineering, pointer scanning, and memory analysis. This tool greatly enhances the efficiency of reverse engineering, applicable in areas like game modification, security auditing, and game bot development. Integration methods include configuring the MCP client and loading Lua scripts.
Capabilities
- ▪Read memory data (integers, floats, strings, pointers)
- ▪Parse pointer chains
- ▪Automatically analyze structures
- ▪Identify C++ objects
- ▪Disassemble and analyze functions
- ▪Hardware breakpoint debugging
Use cases
Setup
pip install -r MCP_Server/requirements.txt or pip install mcp pywin32
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FAQ
Supports Windows primarily; other systems require a TCP relay.
Add cheatengine server configuration in the MCP config file.
How do I configure the MCP client?
Add cheatengine server configuration in the MCP config file.
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