WinDbg extension for executing C# scripts. It allows you to automate data querying/processing of both native and managed applications. It can be also used without WinDbg to open dumps.

If you want newer build that what is available in Releases page or on the Nuget.org, you can click on Latest build, select Configuration and click on Artifacts. You can also use private nuget feed https://ci.appveyor.com/nuget/windbgcs-raewbx34ffcq.

• Create a new .NET project (you can use Console Application)
• Add NuGet package CsDebugScript.Engine
• Start using it:

using CsDebugScript;

var debugClient = DbgEngManaged.DebugClient.OpenDumpFile("path_to_dump_file", "symbol_path;srv*");
CsDebugScript.Engine.Context.Initialize(debugClient);
// After this line, you can execute any code that can be executed in the script. For example:
foreach (Module module in Process.Current.Modules)
    Console.WriteLine(module.Name);

Take a look a Wiki page to get hooked up :)
Or jump to WinDbg interactive mode screenshots...

Now that you are hooked up, cou can take a look at code reference.

0. Visual Studio 2015
1. Windows SDK 10: https://dev.windows.com/en-US/downloads/windows-10-sdk
2. Sandcastle (for documentation reference generation): https://github.com/EWSoftware/SHFB/releases