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MCP Cheat Engine Server — provides safe, structured read-only access to memory analysis and debugging functionality through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). For developers, security researchers, and game modders.
The MCP Cheat Engine Server provides safe, structured access to memory analysis and debugging functionality through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). This tool is designed for:
This server operates in READ-ONLY mode for safety. It can read and analyze memory but cannot modify it. All operations are logged for security auditing.
pip install -r requirements.txtpython server/main.pylist_processes tool to see available programsattach_to_process with a process IDread_memory_region to examine memorydetach_from_process when done📖 For detailed Claude Desktop setup instructions, see MCP_SETUP.md
Quick configuration summary:
%APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json (Windows){
"mcpServers": {
"cheat-engine": {
"command": "python",
"args": ["path\\to\\server\\main.py", "--debug", "--read-only"],
"cwd": "path\\to\\cheat-engine-server-python"
}
}
}
# Clone or download the project
cd C:\your-desired-location
# Extract files if downloaded as ZIP
# Navigate to project directory
cd cheat-engine-server-python
# Verify Python version
python --version
# Install required packages
pip install -r requirements.txt
# Verify installation
python -c "import mcp, trio, psutil, capstone; print('All dependencies installed successfully!')"
# Test the server
python server/main.py --test
# You should see: "MCP Cheat Engine Server initialized successfully"
The server uses configuration files in the server/config/ directory:
settings.json (Auto-created on first run){
"security": {
"read_only_mode": true,
"require_whitelist": true,
"log_all_operations": true
},
"performance": {
"max_memory_read": 1048576,
"scan_timeout": 30,
"max_results": 1000
}
}
whitelist.json (Process Access Control){
"processes": [
{
"name": "notepad.exe",
"allowed": true,
"description": "Text editor for testing"
},
{
"name": "calculator.exe",
"allowed": true,
"description": "Calculator application"
}
]
}
# Find processes you can attach to
result = use_tool("list_processes")
What you'll see:
# Attach to a specific process
result = use_tool("attach_to_process", {
"process_id": 1234
})
Best practices:
# Read 64 bytes starting at address 0x140000000
result = use_tool("read_memory_region", {
"address": "0x140000000",
"size": 64,
"data_type": "bytes"
})
bytes - Raw byte datastring - ASCII/UTF-8 textint32 - 32-bit signed integeruint32 - 32-bit unsigned integerint64 - 64-bit signed integeruint64 - 64-bit unsigned integerfloat - 32-bit floating pointdouble - 64-bit floating point# Find all occurrences of a byte pattern
result = use_tool("scan_memory", {
"pattern": "48 8B 05 ?? ?? ?? ??", # ?? = wildcard
"start_address": "0x140000000",
"end_address": "0x141000000"
})
"41 42 43" - Find bytes 0x41, 0x42, 0x43"48 ?? 05 ?? ?? ?? ??" - Wildcards for unknown bytes"Hello World" - Search for ASCII text"00 00 00 01" - Find integer value 1# Disassemble 100 bytes of code
result = use_tool("disassemble_code", {
"address": "0x140001000",
"size": 100,
"architecture": "x64"
})
# Analyze memory for data structures
result = use_tool("analyze_structure", {
"address": "0x200000000",
"size": 256
})
# Resolve [[base + 0x10] + 0x20] + 0x30
result = use_tool("resolve_pointer_chain", {
"base_address": "0x140000000",
"offsets": [16, 32, 48] # 0x10, 0x20, 0x30 in decimal
})
The server cannot modify memory - it can only read and analyze. This prevents:
Only approved processes can be accessed:
{
"processes": [
{"name": "notepad.exe", "allowed": true},
{"name": "suspicious.exe", "allowed": false}
]
}
All operations are logged to logs/operations.log:
2025-07-30 10:30:15 - INFO - Process attached: notepad.exe (PID: 1234)
2025-07-30 10:30:20 - INFO - Memory read: 0x140000000, size: 64
2025-07-30 10:30:25 - INFO - Process detached: notepad.exe
Problem: Cannot attach to process Solutions:
Problem: Python dependencies missing Solution:
pip install --upgrade -r requirements.txt
Problem: Process ID doesn't exist Solutions:
list_processes to get current IDsProblem: Cannot read memory at address Solutions:
get_memory_regionsEnable detailed logging:
python server/main.py --debug
logs/ directoryserver/config/Import existing .CT files:
result = use_tool("import_cheat_table", {
"file_path": "C:/path/to/table.CT"
})
Analyze Cheat Engine Lua scripts:
result = use_tool("execute_lua_script", {
"script_content": "print('Hello from Lua')",
"safe_mode": true
})
Define specific regions for analysis:
# Get full memory map
regions = use_tool("get_memory_regions")
# Analyze specific region
for region in regions:
if region['protect'] == 'PAGE_EXECUTE_READ':
# Analyze executable memory
pass
# Complete analysis workflow
def analyze_process(process_name):
# 1. Find and attach to process
processes = use_tool("list_processes")
target_pid = find_process_by_name(processes, process_name)
# 2. Attach to process
use_tool("attach_to_process", {"process_id": target_pid})
# 3. Get memory layout
regions = use_tool("get_memory_regions")
# 4. Scan for patterns
for region in regions:
if region['readable']:
scan_results = use_tool("scan_memory", {
"pattern": "48 8B 05",
"start_address": region['base_address'],
"end_address": region['base_address'] + region['size']
})
# 5. Clean up
use_tool("detach_from_process")
Q: Is this tool safe to use? A: Yes, the server operates in read-only mode and cannot modify memory or harm your system.
Q: Can I use this on games? A: Yes, but respect the terms of service of online games. This tool is primarily for educational and debugging purposes.
Q: Do I need Cheat Engine installed? A: No, this is a standalone server that provides similar functionality through MCP.
Q: Why do I need Administrator privileges? A: Windows requires elevated privileges to read memory from other processes for security reasons.
Q: Can I run this on Mac or Linux? A: The server has limited support for Mac/Linux. Some Windows-specific features may not work.
Q: How much memory does the server use? A: Typically 50-100MB, depending on the size of processes being analyzed.
Q: What processes should I start with? A: Begin with simple programs like Notepad, Calculator, or your own test applications.
Q: How do I find the right memory addresses? A: Use memory scanning to find patterns, then analyze the results to identify relevant addresses.
Q: Can I save my analysis results? A: Yes, all tool results can be saved to files for later reference and analysis.
Q: The server won't start - what should I check? A: Verify Python version (3.9+), install dependencies, and run as Administrator.
Q: I can't attach to a process - why? A: Check the process whitelist, verify the process is running, and ensure you have Administrator privileges.
Q: Memory reads are failing - what's wrong?
A: The memory address may be invalid or protected. Use get_memory_regions to find readable areas.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. Built with:
For additional help:
Remember: This tool is for educational and legitimate debugging purposes. Always respect software licenses and terms of service.
MCP Cheat Engine Server — provides safe, structured read-only access to memory analysis and debugging functionality through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). For developers, security researchers, and
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MCP Cheat Engine Server — provides safe, structured read-only access to memory analysis and debugging functionality through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). For developers, security researchers, and game modders.
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