Try asking
killer is the shortest form. Use killerbench when you want to make the app explicit.
KillerBench availability
These reference tools require a supported KillerBench CLI installed on your computer. Installing KillerMCP does not supply KillerBench. No public KillerBench package is available yet; review Download and setup before configuring this integration.
What it can do
The current KillerBench integration exposes two deterministic reference tools.
Data safety and permissions
KillerBench code lookups run locally through its command line interface. They receive only the requested numeric code and do not read logs, files, devices, or machine state.
How it works
KillerMCP is a small program that lets your AI assistant use supported Killer apps installed on your computer. You install and connect it once, and it automatically finds the apps and tools available on your computer. When you ask your assistant to explain a Device Manager or Windows error code, KillerMCP checks the number, asks KillerBench to look it up without changing anything on your computer, and gives the explanation back to your assistant. The lookup is performed by the installed KillerBench app, not by this webpage.
Current limits
- The current integration accepts unsigned values up to 32 bits.
- Device Manager lookups use KillerBench's curated problem-code catalog.
- Win32 results use the installed Windows system message table and do not load vendor message modules.
- Broader KillerBench diagnostic workflows are not exposed through MCP yet.
One connection for the family
Install KillerMCP once. It adds all KillerTools utilities and detects supported Killer apps on the computer. Each app contributes its tools through the same agent connection.
