This paper introduces the Eva Abstract Debugger, a tool based on the Frama-C/Eva abstract interpreter that adapts familiar debugging paradigms—stepping, breakpoints, and state inspection—to an abstract execution, allowing users to precisely follow how the analysis runs, and monitor where precision loss occurs. We describe the tool’s architecture, which adopts a client/server approach, using the well known Debug Adapter Protocol (DAP). The client is a VS Code extension, while the server builds upon the core Eva engine. Finally, we present actions that are specific to abstract debugging, notably the ability to interactively change the precision settings to recover precision at crucial program points, or to select on-the-fly the order in which the different branches of a program are explored.