Chess
Unleash your inner chess master with this interactive chess experience! You can play against a novice or a grandmaster!
Become a chess master with this interactive chess plugin! Play against a novice or a grandmaster and send moves to the plugin to display the results using the 'display' field. You can even select your preferred level and color to play. With this plugin, you can sharpen your chess skills and challenge yourself to become a tactical genius. Let's see who will be the ultimate chess champion!
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Learn how to use Chess effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.
Example prompts
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Prompt 1: "I want to play a game of chess. What level would you like to play at and what color would you like to play?"
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Prompt 2: "I made a move, can you show me the updated board?"
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Prompt 3: "I want to know the current FEN representation of the board."
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Prompt 4: "Can you show me the complete move history of the game?"
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Prompt 5: "I want to make a move using Standard Algebraic Notation (SAN), can you update the board and display the results?"
Features and commands
| Feature/Command | Description |
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getLevels | This command retrieves a list of available levels for playing chess. It provides the Elo ratings and descriptions for each level. |
newGame | This command starts a new chess game and creates a board in the default state for a new game. You need to specify the color the chess assistant will play as (either "white" or "black") and the Elo rating at which the assistant will play. |
makeMove | This command allows you to make a chess move using Standard Algebraic Notation (SAN) format. It updates the board and displays the results to the user. |
getFEN | This command retrieves the current FEN (Forsyth-Edwards Notation) representation of the board. You can use this representation to determine where the pieces are. |
getMoveHistory | This command retrieves the complete move history of the game. It provides the move history in SAN format, paired by white and black moves. |