Hindsight is not a fully featured debugger that can be used for advanced debugging of software in development phase. Hindsight is a portable debugger that can be run by the end-user to generate a report on some of the behaviour of the program being debugged. The most notable events this debugger is interested in, are breakpoints and exceptions.
Currently, there is no automated testing for hindsight. It would be nice to see some testing, especially for the stack trace feature (with symbol resolution and disassembly) and the binary log format.
hindsight could be a bit more useful when debugging packed binaries (like SFX archives) when it would know when the debugged process is going to start a new process. There are several ways of going about this, but a nice method of approach would be to inject a generic debugging DLL into the debugged process that can hook i.e. the CreateProcess calls from the debugged process.
This would also help debugging the process when it starts itself with different parameters.
Currently, the code is thoroughly documented through XML comment blocks. These XML comment blocks are not extremely well supported for C++ in Visual Studio, but they do describe all classes, methods and relevant members with references to other classes, methods and relevant members.
The next step is to generate some form of wiki from those XML blocks, making the code easier to navigate and understand for people that are new to Windows API programming, the project and/or C++.