Yes, that's exactly the point. LLMs "know" about WinDBG and its commands. So if you ask to switch the stack frame, inspect structs, memory or heap - it will do

Yes, that's exactly the point. LLMs "know" about WinDBG and its commands. So if you ask to switch the stack frame, inspect structs, memory or heap - it will do so and give contextual answers. Trivial crashes are almost analyzed fully autonomous whereas for challenging ones you can get quite a cool assistant on your side, helping you to analyze data, patterns, structs - you name it.