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Debug Node.js with node inspect, --inspect, breakpoints, CDP, heap, and CPU profiles.
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sha256:2d307106e2feaf6e141b15aa46da1b6366373e8c3bbb9cc43d83d509a25cf829skill-card.mdSKILL.mdInitial release of node-inspect-debugger 1.0.0 - Debug Node.js apps using node inspect, inspector flags, and Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP). - Provides commands and tips for breakpoints, REPL inspection, heap and CPU profiles, and debugging tricky scenarios (child processes, async issues, memory/CPU analysis). - Includes quickstart commands and best practices for Node.js, TypeScript, and test runners. - Covers safe inspector usage, common pitfalls, and programmatic CDP integration examples. - OpenClaw integration noted with recommended requirements and usage tips.