Amiga DevBench
A cross-development environment that connects a modern host machine to an emulated or real Commodore Amiga over serial, for live debugging, memory inspection and full MCP integration with Claude Code.
Amiga DevBench is a cross-development environment for the Commodore Amiga's 68k processor, connecting a modern host machine to an emulated or real Amiga over a serial link. It provides live debugging, memory inspection, variable editing and remote execution, plus full MCP integration so Claude Code can drive the same debugging session.
A one-line installer fetches the source, installs the Python host server, pulls an m68k Docker cross-compiler, builds a bridge daemon and example programs, and opens a web UI. It works with the FS-UAE emulator, which the user supplies along with a Kickstart ROM, with an optional patched fork of FS-UAE unlocking an extra tab and MCP tools for the emulator itself.