The author introduces a new tool called debugwand, designed to simplify debugging Python applications running in Kubernetes or Docker environments. Traditional debugging setups often require complex configurations, such as adding sidecar services, modifying application code, and managing port-forwarding. These steps can become cumbersome, detracting from the actual debugging task. debugwand aims to eliminate these hurdles, making it easy to connect a debugger to a running application with minimal setup. Central to debugwand's functionality is a feature from Python 3.14: sys.remote_exec(). This allows users to execute a script within an existing process without needing to restart it. By leveraging this capability, debugwand injects a debugpy server into the target Python process, facilitating immediate debugging access. The tool identifies the appropriate Python process in a container or pod, manages the connection setup, and allows users to connect their editors for debugging. Users can complete the setup in just a few minutes, providing a streamlined experience for local development. The author encourages experimentation with debugwand, noting that it's intended for local development only due to security implications associated with enabling SYS_PTRACE capabilities. To use it, you need Python 3.14 and follow a straightforward installation process. Once installed, users can quickly run commands to initiate debugging for either Kubernetes or Docker environments, making this tool a practical addition for developers looking to enhance their debugging workflows.