MCPVault

get_forbidden_operations

MCP tool from Jlink MCP by cyj0920

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How to use it

get_forbidden_operations is exposed by the Jlink MCP MCP server. Add the server to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and others), and the get_forbidden_operations tool becomes available to the model automatically. See the full listing for setup details and every tool this server provides.

Install Jlink MCP

$pip install jlink-mcp
FULL JLINK MCP LISTING

Other tools in Jlink MCP (39)

clear_breakpoint

address

connect_device

serialnumber?, interface?, chipname?

disconnect_device

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erase_flash

startaddress?, endaddress?, chiperase?

get_best_practices

tasktype

get_connection_status

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get_cpu_state

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get_gdb_server_status

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get_svd_peripherals

devicename

get_svd_registers

devicename, peripheralname

get_target_info

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get_target_voltage

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get_usage_guidance

category?, includeexamples?

halt_cpu

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list_device_patches

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list_jlink_devices

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list_scenarios

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list_svd_devices

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match_chip_name

chipname

parse_register_value

devicename, peripheralname, registername, value

program_flash

address, data, verify?

read_memory

address, size, width?

read_register_with_fields

devicename, peripheralname, registername

read_registers

registernames?

reset_target

resettype?

rtt_get_status

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rtt_read

bufferindex?, size?, timeoutms?

rtt_start

bufferindex?, readmode?, timeoutms?

rtt_stop

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rtt_write

data, bufferindex?

run_cpu

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scan_target_devices

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set_breakpoint

address

start_gdb_server

host?, port?, device?, interface?, speed?

step_instruction

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stop_gdb_server

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verify_flash

address, data

write_memory

address, data, width?

write_register

registername, value