girb-mcp 0.1.0

data/lib/girb_mcp/tools/connect.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+require "mcp"
+require "set"
+require "net/http"
+require "uri"
+require_relative "../rails_helper"
+
+module GirbMcp
+  module Tools
+    class Connect < MCP::Tool
+      description "[Entry Point] Connect to an already-running Ruby debug session " \
+                  "(e.g., a Rails server or background process started with 'rdbg --open'). " \
+                  "For debugging scripts, prefer 'run_script' which also captures stdout/stderr. " \
+                  "If only one session exists, connects automatically. " \
+                  "You can specify a TCP port (e.g., port: 12345) or a Unix socket path. " \
+                  "After connecting, use 'get_context' to see the current state. " \
+                  "Previous session breakpoints are NOT restored by default (use restore_breakpoints: true to restore). " \
+                  "Note: stdout/stderr are NOT captured for connect sessions."
+
+      annotations(
+        title: "Connect to Debug Session",
+        read_only_hint: false,
+        destructive_hint: false,
+        open_world_hint: true,
+      )
+
+      input_schema(
+        properties: {
+          path: {
+            type: "string",
+            description: "Unix domain socket path (e.g., /tmp/rdbg-1000/rdbg-12345)",
+          },
+          host: {
+            type: "string",
+            description: "TCP host for the debug connection (default: localhost)",
+          },
+          port: {
+            type: "integer",
+            description: "TCP port for remote debug connection",
+          },
+          session_id: {
+            type: "string",
+            description: "Custom session ID for this connection (auto-generated if omitted)",
+          },
+          restore_breakpoints: {
+            type: "boolean",
+            description: "If true, restores breakpoints saved from previous sessions. " \
+                         "Useful when reconnecting to debug the same code with identical breakpoints. " \
+                         "Default: false (starts fresh without inheriting previous breakpoints).",
+          },
+          remote: {
+            type: "boolean",
+            description: "Set to true when the target process is in a different PID namespace " \
+                         "(e.g., Docker container connected via Unix socket volume mount). " \
+                         "Required because OS signals cannot cross PID namespaces — without this, " \
+                         "pause/resume will fail. " \
+                         "Not needed for TCP connections (auto-detected) or local Unix sockets. " \
+                         "Default: auto-detect (TCP → true, Unix socket → false).",
+          },
+          auto_escape: {
+            type: "boolean",
+            description: "If false, skip automatic trap context escape. " \
+                         "Default: true (automatically escape signal trap context when possible).",
+          },
+          force_reset: {
+            type: "boolean",
+            description: "If true, forces cleanup of any existing connection and uses a longer timeout. " \
+                         "Use when a previous session left the debug gem stuck. Default: false.",
+          },
+        },
+      )
+
+      class << self
+        FORCE_RESET_CONNECT_TIMEOUT = 30
+
+        def call(path: nil, host: nil, port: nil, session_id: nil, remote: nil,
+                 restore_breakpoints: nil, auto_escape: nil, force_reset: nil, server_context:)
+          manager = server_context[:session_manager]
+
+          # Force reset: clean up existing sessions aggressively before reconnecting
+          if force_reset
+            begin
+              existing_client = manager.client(session_id)
+              # Try auto_repause! (includes HTTP wake for remote) before resuming
+              unless existing_client.paused
+                begin
+                  existing_client.auto_repause!
+                rescue GirbMcp::Error
+                  # auto_repause failed — try HTTP wake + repause as last resort
+                  if existing_client.remote && existing_client.listen_ports&.any?
+                    begin
+                      existing_client.wake_io_blocked_process(existing_client.listen_ports.first)
+                      sleep DebugClient::HTTP_WAKE_SETTLE_TIME
+                      existing_client.repause(timeout: 5)
+                    rescue GirbMcp::Error
+                      # Best-effort
+                    end
+                  end
+                end
+              end
+              existing_client.send_command_no_wait("c", force: true) rescue nil
+              manager.disconnect(session_id)
+              sleep 1
+            rescue GirbMcp::Error
+              # No existing session or already disconnected
+            end
+          end
+
+          # Clear saved breakpoints unless explicitly restoring
+          manager.clear_breakpoint_specs unless restore_breakpoints
+
+          # Detect target PID and listen ports BEFORE connecting.
+          # When the process is IO-blocked (e.g., Puma in IO.select), the debug
+          # gem's SIGURG sets a pending pause flag but can't interrupt IO.select
+          # (SA_RESTART). An HTTP request wakes IO.select, causing the trace point
+          # to fire and the pending pause to execute.
+          pre_target_pid = resolve_target_pid(path, port)
+          pre_listen_ports = pre_target_pid ? detect_listen_ports(pre_target_pid) : []
+
+          woke = false
+          connect_timeout = if force_reset
+            FORCE_RESET_CONNECT_TIMEOUT
+          elsif pre_listen_ports.any?
+            5
+          end
+
+          result = manager.connect(
+            session_id: session_id,
+            path: path,
+            host: host,
+            port: port,
+            remote: remote,
+            connect_timeout: connect_timeout,
+            pre_cleanup_pid: pre_target_pid,
+            pre_cleanup_port: port,
+          ) {
+            if pre_listen_ports.any?
+              woke = true
+              wake_process_via_http(pre_listen_ports)
+            end
+          }
+
+          client = manager.client(result[:session_id])
+
+          # Health check for force_reset: verify the session is responsive
+          if force_reset
+            begin
+              health = client.send_command("p :girb_health_check", timeout: 5)
+              unless health.include?("girb_health_check")
+                # Process is stuck — try to resume and let the caller reconnect
+                client.send_command_no_wait("c", force: true) rescue nil
+                manager.disconnect(result[:session_id])
+                raise ConnectionError, "Health check failed after force_reset. " \
+                  "The process may need to be restarted."
+              end
+            rescue GirbMcp::TimeoutError
+              client.send_command_no_wait("c", force: true) rescue nil
+              manager.disconnect(result[:session_id])
+              raise ConnectionError, "Health check timed out after force_reset. " \
+                "The process may need to be restarted."
+            end
+          end
+
+          text = "Connected to debug session.\n" \
+                 "  Session ID: #{result[:session_id]}\n" \
+                 "  PID: #{result[:pid]}\n"
+
+          if woke
+            text += "  Status: Woke IO-blocked process via HTTP (port #{pre_listen_ports.first})\n"
+          end
+
+          # Detect listen ports (useful for trigger_request URL)
+          listen_ports = detect_listen_ports(result[:pid])
+          # Docker/TCP: /proc-based detection fails due to PID namespace mismatch.
+          # Fall back to Docker inspect to find web server port mappings.
+          if listen_ports.empty? && client.remote && port
+            listen_ports = TcpSessionDiscovery.container_web_ports(port)
+          end
+          if listen_ports.any?
+            port_list = listen_ports.map { |p| "http://127.0.0.1:#{p}" }.join(", ")
+            text += "  Listening on: #{port_list}\n"
+          end
+
+          # Check if this is a Rails process (needed for auto-escape and summary)
+          is_rails = RailsHelper.rails?(client)
+
+          # Compute route summary before escape (trap-safe, needed for auto-escape target)
+          route_info = is_rails ? RailsHelper.route_summary(client, limit: 5) : nil
+
+          # Detect and escape signal trap context (common with Puma/SIGURG).
+          # In trap context, Mutex/thread operations fail with ThreadError.
+          auto_escape_enabled = auto_escape != false
+          text += escape_trap_context(client,
+            listen_ports: listen_ports,
+            route_info: route_info,
+            auto_escape: auto_escape_enabled)
+
+          # Cache escape info for auto_repause! (re-escape after continue_execution)
+          client.listen_ports = listen_ports
+          if is_rails && listen_ports.any?
+            url_path = extract_get_path(route_info)
+            client.escape_target = find_target_from_framework(client, url_path)
+          end
+
+          # Install double Ctrl+C force-quit handler on the target process
+          install_sigint_handler(client)
+
+          # Clear existing breakpoints from previous sessions (unless restoring)
+          unless restore_breakpoints
+            clear_process_breakpoints(client)
+          end
+
+          escaped = text.include?("Auto-escaped signal trap context")
+
+          text += "\nIMPORTANT: The target process is now PAUSED. " \
+                  "Use 'continue_execution' to resume it when done investigating, " \
+                  "or 'disconnect' to detach (which also resumes the process).\n" \
+                  "Note: stdout/stderr are not captured for 'connect' sessions " \
+                  "(use 'run_script' for capture).\n\n" \
+                  "Initial state:\n#{result[:output]}"
+
+          if is_rails
+            text += build_rails_summary(client, result[:output], listen_ports, route_info,
+              escaped: escaped)
+          end
+
+          # Restore breakpoints from previous sessions
+          restored = manager.restore_breakpoints(client)
+          if restored.any?
+            text += "\n\nRestored #{restored.size} breakpoint(s) from previous session:"
+            restored.each do |r|
+              text += if r[:error]
+                "\n  #{r[:spec]} -> Error: #{r[:error]}"
+              else
+                "\n  #{r[:spec]} -> #{r[:output]}"
+              end
+            end
+          end
+
+          MCP::Tool::Response.new([{ type: "text", text: text }])
+        rescue GirbMcp::Error => e
+          error_text = "Error: #{e.message}"
+          unless force_reset
+            if e.message.include?("timed out") || e.message.include?("stuck")
+              error_text += "\n\nTip: Try 'connect' with force_reset: true to force cleanup of any stuck session."
+            end
+          else
+            error_text += "\n\nThe process may need to be restarted (kill and re-launch with 'rdbg --open')."
+          end
+          MCP::Tool::Response.new([{ type: "text", text: error_text }])
+        end
+
+        private
+
+        # Resolve the target PID before connecting.
+        # Used to detect listen ports pre-connect so we can wake IO-blocked processes.
+        # Returns an integer PID or nil.
+        def resolve_target_pid(path, port)
+          if path
+            DebugClient.extract_pid(path)
+          elsif !port
+            sessions = DebugClient.list_sessions
+            sessions.first[:pid] if sessions.size == 1
+          end
+          # TCP port connections: can't determine PID pre-connect, return nil
+        end
+
+        # Send a fire-and-forget HTTP GET to wake an IO-blocked process.
+        # Delegates to DebugClient.wake_io_blocked_process (single implementation).
+        def wake_process_via_http(listen_ports)
+          DebugClient.wake_io_blocked_process(listen_ports.first)
+        end
+
+        # Detect TCP listen ports owned by the target process.
+        # Cross-references /proc/PID/fd (socket inodes) with /proc/PID/net/tcp
+        # to return only ports that belong to this specific process.
+        # Returns an array of port numbers (e.g., [3000, 3035]).
+        # Works without sending any commands to the debug session (safe in trap context).
+        def detect_listen_ports(pid)
+          return [] unless pid
+
+          # Step 1: Find socket inodes owned by this process
+          process_inodes = collect_socket_inodes(pid)
+          return [] if process_inodes.empty?
+
+          # Step 2: Find LISTEN ports matching those inodes
+          ports = []
+          ["/proc/#{pid}/net/tcp", "/proc/#{pid}/net/tcp6"].each do |path|
+            next unless File.exist?(path)
+
+            File.readlines(path).each do |line|
+              fields = line.strip.split
+              next if fields[0] == "sl" # header line
+
+              state = fields[3]
+              next unless state == "0A" # 0A = LISTEN
+
+              inode = fields[9]
+              next unless process_inodes.include?(inode)
+
+              local_addr = fields[1]
+              port = local_addr.split(":").last.to_i(16)
+              ports << port if port > 0
+            end
+          end
+
+          ports.uniq.sort
+        rescue StandardError
+          []
+        end
+
+        # Read /proc/PID/fd to find socket inodes owned by the process.
+        # Each socket fd is a symlink like "socket:[12345]".
+        def collect_socket_inodes(pid)
+          fd_dir = "/proc/#{pid}/fd"
+          return Set.new unless Dir.exist?(fd_dir)
+
+          inodes = Set.new
+          Dir.foreach(fd_dir) do |entry|
+            next if entry == "." || entry == ".."
+
+            link = File.readlink(File.join(fd_dir, entry))
+            if link =~ /\Asocket:\[(\d+)\]\z/
+              inodes.add($1)
+            end
+          rescue Errno::ENOENT, Errno::EACCES
+            next
+          end
+          inodes
+        rescue StandardError
+          Set.new
+        end
+
+        # Build a comprehensive Rails summary including app info, routes, and models.
+        # Uses lightweight (trap-safe) methods that work even in signal trap context.
+        # Accepts precomputed route_info to avoid duplicate queries.
+        def build_rails_summary(client, initial_output, listen_ports, route_info = nil, escaped: false)
+          text = "\n"
+
+          # App info header
+          app_name = RailsHelper.eval_expr(client, "Rails.application.class.module_parent_name")
+          rails_ver = RailsHelper.eval_expr(client, "Rails::VERSION::STRING")
+          rails_env = RailsHelper.eval_expr(client, "Rails.env")
+          ruby_ver = RailsHelper.eval_expr(client, "RUBY_VERSION")
+          root_path = RailsHelper.eval_expr(client, "Rails.root.to_s")
+
+          header = "=== Rails"
+          header += ": #{app_name}" if app_name
+          header += " (#{rails_env})" if rails_env
+          header += " ==="
+          text += "#{header}\n"
+
+          version_parts = []
+          version_parts << "Rails #{rails_ver}" if rails_ver
+          version_parts << "Ruby #{ruby_ver}" if ruby_ver
+          text += "#{version_parts.join(" / ")}\n" if version_parts.any?
+          text += "Root: #{root_path}\n" if root_path
+
+          # Route summary (use precomputed if available)
+          route_info ||= RailsHelper.route_summary(client, limit: 5)
+          if route_info && route_info[:count] > 0
+            text += "\nRoutes: #{route_info[:count]} defined\n"
+            route_info[:samples].each { |s| text += "  #{s}\n" }
+            remaining = route_info[:count] - route_info[:samples].size
+            text += "  ... and #{remaining} more (use 'rails_routes' for full list)\n" if remaining > 0
+          end
+
+          # Model files
+          models = RailsHelper.model_files(client)
+          if models && models.any?
+            text += "\nModels: #{models.join(", ")}\n"
+          end
+
+          # Always show next steps for Rails apps
+          in_gem_code = initial_output&.match?(%r{/gems/|/rubygems/|No sourcefile available})
+          if escaped
+            # Auto-escape succeeded — we're in app code now
+            text += "\nYou are now in application code context. " \
+                    "All tools (DB queries, model loading, etc.) work normally.\n"
+          elsif in_gem_code
+            # Stuck in gem/framework code — show concrete steps to reach app code
+            text += build_next_steps(route_info, listen_ports)
+          else
+            # In app code already — show available actions
+            text += build_app_code_next_steps(route_info, listen_ports)
+          end
+
+          text += "\nRails tools (use only when you need details not shown above):\n" \
+                  "  rails_info   → database config (adapter, DB name)\n" \
+                  "  rails_routes → full route list with filtering\n" \
+                  "  rails_model  → column schema, associations, validations for a specific model\n"
+          text
+        end
+
+        # Suggest actions when already in application code.
+        def build_app_code_next_steps(route_info, listen_ports)
+          text = "\nYou are in application code. Available actions:\n"
+          text += "  - Use 'get_context' to inspect current variables and call stack\n"
+          text += "  - Use 'set_breakpoint' to add breakpoints on specific actions\n"
+          if listen_ports&.any?
+            text += "  - Use 'trigger_request' to send HTTP requests (auto-resumes the process)\n"
+          end
+          text += "  - Use 'evaluate_code' to run Ruby expressions in the current context\n"
+          text
+        end
+
+        # Build concrete next steps using discovered route and port info.
+        def build_next_steps(route_info, listen_ports)
+          text = "\nTo debug your application code:\n"
+
+          # Suggest a specific controller if we have route info
+          if route_info && route_info[:samples]&.any?
+            sample = route_info[:samples].first
+            # Parse "GET     /users users#index" to extract controller
+            parts = sample.strip.split
+            if parts.size >= 3
+              controller_action = parts[2] # e.g., "users#index"
+              controller = controller_action.split("#").first
+              text += "  1. set_breakpoint on app/controllers/#{controller}_controller.rb\n"
+            else
+              text += "  1. set_breakpoint on a controller action\n"
+            end
+
+            # Suggest a specific URL if we have port info
+            url_path = parts[1] if parts.size >= 2 # e.g., "/users"
+            if listen_ports&.any? && url_path
+              text += "  2. trigger_request with GET http://127.0.0.1:#{listen_ports.first}#{url_path}\n"
+            else
+              text += "  2. trigger_request to send an HTTP request\n"
+            end
+          else
+            text += "  1. set_breakpoint on a controller action\n"
+            if listen_ports&.any?
+              text += "  2. trigger_request with GET http://127.0.0.1:#{listen_ports.first}/\n"
+            else
+              text += "  2. trigger_request to send an HTTP request\n"
+            end
+          end
+
+          text += "  3. Once at the breakpoint, all tools work normally\n"
+          text
+        end
+
+        def escape_trap_context(client, listen_ports: [], route_info: nil, auto_escape: true)
+          return "" unless client.in_trap_context?
+
+          # When a web server is detected (listen ports available), go directly to
+          # breakpoint+HTTP auto-escape. The `next` command causes protocol desync
+          # when the process is IO-blocked (common with Puma's IO.select loop):
+          # `next` times out → command stays in-flight → subsequent commands receive
+          # wrong responses → all auto-escape logic fails.
+          if auto_escape && listen_ports.any?
+            auto_result = auto_escape_trap_context(client, listen_ports, route_info)
+            return auto_result if auto_result
+          end
+
+          # Fall back to simple step escape (only for local, non-web-server processes
+          # where listen_ports is empty and auto-escape is not available).
+          # Skip when:
+          # - auto_escape is false (user explicitly opted out)
+          # - client.remote is true (TCP/Docker: `next` will timeout on IO-blocked
+          #   processes and Process.kill can't recover due to PID namespace mismatch)
+          if auto_escape && !client.remote && !listen_ports.any?
+            step_output = client.escape_trap_context!
+            if step_output
+              return "\n  Status: Escaped signal trap context (thread operations now available)\n"
+            end
+          end
+
+          "\n  WARNING: Running in signal trap context (common with Puma/threaded servers).\n" \
+          "  Thread operations (DB queries, model autoloading) will fail with ThreadError.\n" \
+          "  Simple expressions (variables, constants, p/pp) still work.\n\n" \
+          "  To escape to normal context:\n" \
+          "    1. set_breakpoint on a line in your controller/action\n" \
+          "    2. trigger_request to send an HTTP request (auto-resumes the process)\n" \
+          "    3. Once stopped at the breakpoint, all operations work normally\n"
+        end
+
+        # Automatically escape trap context by setting a breakpoint on a controller action
+        # and sending a GET request to trigger it.
+        # Returns the status string on success, nil on failure.
+        def auto_escape_trap_context(client, listen_ports, route_info)
+          target = find_breakpoint_target(client, route_info)
+          return nil unless target
+
+          file, line, url_path = target[:file], target[:line], target[:path]
+
+          # Set a temporary breakpoint
+          bp_output = client.send_command("break #{file}:#{line}")
+          bp_match = bp_output.match(/#(\d+)/)
+          return nil unless bp_match
+
+          bp_number = bp_match[1].to_i
+          port = listen_ports.first
+          url = "http://127.0.0.1:#{port}#{url_path || "/"}"
+
+          # Send GET request in background thread and wait for breakpoint
+          result = perform_escape_request(client, url)
+
+          unless result
+            # Escape failed: process may still be running after continue_and_wait
+            # timed out. Try to re-pause it so subsequent commands don't all timeout.
+            begin
+              client.ensure_paused(timeout: 3)
+            rescue GirbMcp::Error
+              # Best-effort: if this fails, subsequent commands will also fail,
+              # but at least we tried
+            end
+          end
+
+          # Clean up the temporary breakpoint (only works if process is paused)
+          begin
+            client.send_command("delete #{bp_number}")
+          rescue GirbMcp::Error
+            # Best-effort cleanup
+          end
+
+          if result
+            "\n  Status: Auto-escaped signal trap context (via #{url_path || "/"})\n" \
+            "  Thread operations (DB, autoloading) now available.\n"
+          else
+            nil
+          end
+        rescue GirbMcp::Error
+          nil
+        end
+
+        # Find a suitable breakpoint target for auto-escape.
+        # Returns { file:, line:, path: } or nil.
+        def find_breakpoint_target(client, route_info)
+          # Strategy 1: Use route info to find a controller action
+          target = find_target_from_routes(client, route_info)
+          return target if target
+
+          # Strategy 2: Use framework internal method as fallback
+          url_path = extract_get_path(route_info)
+          find_target_from_framework(client, url_path)
+        end
+
+        # Find a breakpoint target from route info by constructing the file path
+        # directly from Rails.root + controller name convention.
+        # Does NOT use const_source_location (which triggers autoloading and fails in trap context).
+        def find_target_from_routes(client, route_info)
+          return nil unless route_info && route_info[:samples]&.any?
+
+          root = RailsHelper.eval_expr(client, "Rails.root.to_s")
+          return nil unless root
+
+          route_info[:samples].each do |sample|
+            parts = sample.strip.split
+            next unless parts.size >= 3 && parts[0] == "GET"
+
+            url_path = parts[1]
+            controller_action = parts[2]
+            controller_name, action_name = controller_action.split("#")
+            next unless controller_name && action_name
+
+            # Construct file path directly from convention (no autoloading needed)
+            file = "#{root}/app/controllers/#{controller_name}_controller.rb"
+
+            # Verify the file exists and find the action line (File I/O is trap-safe)
+            line_expr = "File.exist?(#{file.inspect}) && " \
+                        "File.readlines(#{file.inspect}).each_with_index.detect{|l,i|" \
+                        "l.strip.match?(/\\Adef\\s+#{action_name}\\b/)}&.last&.+(1)"
+            line_str = RailsHelper.eval_expr(client, line_expr)
+            next unless line_str && line_str != "false"
+
+            line = line_str.to_i
+            next unless line > 0
+
+            return { file: file, line: line, path: url_path }
+          end
+
+          nil
+        rescue GirbMcp::Error
+          nil
+        end
+
+        # Fallback: find a breakpoint target using framework internals.
+        # Uses a real GET URL from route_info instead of "/" (which may not be routed).
+        def find_target_from_framework(client, url_path = nil)
+          # Use ActionController::Metal#dispatch source location
+          location = RailsHelper.eval_expr(client,
+            "ActionController::Metal.instance_method(:dispatch).source_location.inspect")
+          return nil unless location
+
+          # Parse the [file, line] array
+          match = location.match(/\["([^"]+)",\s*(\d+)\]/)
+          return nil unless match
+
+          # Use line + 1 to target the method body (def line may not trigger `:line` event)
+          { file: match[1], line: match[2].to_i + 1, path: url_path || "/" }
+        rescue GirbMcp::Error
+          nil
+        end
+
+        # Extract the first GET path from route info.
+        def extract_get_path(route_info)
+          return nil unless route_info && route_info[:samples]&.any?
+
+          route_info[:samples].each do |sample|
+            parts = sample.strip.split
+            return parts[1] if parts.size >= 3 && parts[0] == "GET"
+          end
+          nil
+        end
+
+        # Install a double Ctrl+C force-quit handler on the target process.
+        # First Ctrl+C prints a warning, second within 3s calls exit!(1).
+        # Uses ||= to avoid double-registration on reconnect.
+        # All operations (trap, STDERR.write, exit!) are async-signal-safe.
+        def install_sigint_handler(client)
+          handler_code = "$_girb_int_at=0;" \
+            "$_girb_orig_int||=trap('INT'){" \
+            "t=Process.clock_gettime(Process::CLOCK_MONOTONIC);" \
+            "if t-$_girb_int_at<3;exit!(1);" \
+            "else;$_girb_int_at=t;" \
+            "STDERR.write(\"\\nPress Ctrl+C again within 3s to force quit\\n\")end}"
+          client.send_command("p begin;#{handler_code};:ok;rescue =>e;e.class.name end")
+        rescue GirbMcp::Error
+          # Best-effort: don't fail connect if handler installation fails
+        end
+
+        # Clear all breakpoints in the target process.
+        # This removes breakpoints left over from previous sessions that weren't
+        # cleaned up properly (e.g., after a timeout-induced disconnect).
+        def clear_process_breakpoints(client)
+          bp_output = client.send_command("info breakpoints", timeout: 3)
+          return if bp_output.strip.empty?
+
+          bp_output.each_line do |line|
+            if (match = line.match(/#(\d+)/))
+              client.send_command("delete #{match[1]}", timeout: 2) rescue nil
+            end
+          end
+        rescue GirbMcp::Error
+          # Best-effort — don't fail connect if BP cleanup fails
+        end
+
+        # Send an HTTP GET request in a background thread and wait for breakpoint hit.
+        # Returns true if breakpoint was hit, false otherwise.
+        def perform_escape_request(client, url)
+          http_done = false
+          http_thread = Thread.new do
+            uri = URI.parse(url)
+            http = Net::HTTP.new(uri.host, uri.port)
+            http.open_timeout = 5
+            http.read_timeout = 10
+            http.get(uri.request_uri)
+          rescue StandardError
+            # Ignore HTTP errors — we only care about triggering the breakpoint
+          ensure
+            http_done = true
+          end
+
+          result = client.continue_and_wait(timeout: 10) { http_done }
+          http_thread.join(1)
+
+          result[:type] == :breakpoint
+        rescue GirbMcp::Error
+          http_thread&.join(1)
+          false
+        end
+      end
+    end
+  end
+end