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state-snapshot-instrumenter

Instrument programs (Python, C/C++, Java) to capture snapshots of key program states at runtime, including variables, memory, and call stacks. Use when you need to debug complex issues, reproduce test cases, prepare traces for formal verification, or analyze program execution. Supports manual instrumentation points, automatic function/method instrumentation, and conditional triggers. Outputs structured JSON snapshots for debugging, replay, and verification workflows.

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# State Snapshot Instrumenter

## Overview

This skill instruments programs to capture snapshots of key program states at runtime. Snapshots include variable values, memory state, call stacks, and execution context, saved in structured JSON format for analysis, debugging, reproduction, and verification.

## Quick Start

### Basic Workflow

1. **Add snapshot markers** to your code (manual mode) or use automatic instrumentation
2. **Run the instrumenter** to generate instrumented code
3. **Execute the instrumented program** to capture snapshots
4. **Analyze snapshots** to understand program behavior
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