== x64dbg-mcp-server tools-respond / contract smoke ==
host: Darwin arm64 | date: 2026-08-24T11:13:31Z

FAIL: live MCP initialize+tools/list+tools/call: NOT POSSIBLE off-Windows (server is a plugin inside x64dbg; mcp-stdio-client.py inapplicable: HTTP transport, Windows DLL)
SOURCE tool count: 80
README tool table count: 80
SKILL.md tool table count: 80
In SOURCE but NOT in README table: none
In README table but NOT in SOURCE: none
In SKILL.md but NOT in SOURCE: none
Duplicate source names: none
BINARY dp64 tool names embedded: 71
BINARY dp64 missing tool names: ['WaitForEvent', 'SetMemoryBreakpoint', 'SetExceptionBreakpoint', 'DeleteExceptionBreakpoint', 'AnalyzeCode', 'TraceOver', 'SetBreakpointCommand', 'SetBreakpointFastResume', 'SaveDatabase']
PASS: source registry defines exactly 80 tools
PASS: README table lists 80 tools, set-identical with source
PASS: SKILL.md reference lists 80 tools, set-identical with source
FAIL: README Features claims "84 MCP Tools" (source has 80; shipped binary has 71)
FAIL: README Tools section header claims "72 MCP tools" (source has 80; both numbers stale)
FAIL: SKILL.md Rule 4 claims "All 84 Tools Reference" (real count 80)
FAIL: shipped v1.1 .dp64 embeds only 71 of 80 tool names (missing: WaitForEvent, SetMemoryBreakpoint, SetExceptionBreakpoint, DeleteExceptionBreakpoint, AnalyzeCode, TraceOver, SetBreakpointCommand, SetBreakpointFastResume, SaveDatabase; binary predates the v1.1 tag)
PASS: binary pins MCP protocolVersion 2024-11-05
PASS: binary embeds Bearer token check (Authorization header compare)
PASS: binary returns 401 Unauthorized on bad token
PASS: binary default bind 0.0.0.0 (README documents ports 9094/9095)
FAIL: build.zig.zon declares version 1.0.0 while latest release tag is v1.1 (manifest drift)
PASS: v1.1 tag source contains the 80-tool registry (raw name-line count 84 incl 4 register literals)

== summary: 8 pass, 6 fail ==
expected-state check: contract/protocol/auth checks pass; live handshake, doc-count drift, binary-vs-source gap, zon version fail (documented findings)