Chess Game Assistant-Chess Strategy Advisor

Example

Identifying potential threats like a looming checkmate or capturing opportunities and recommending moves to counter or exploit these situations.

Scenario

A user uploads a board image where they're in a pin situation against their knight. The assistant suggests moving their bishop to break the pin and prepare for a counter-attack, demonstrating a defensive strategy that mitigates the threat.

Example

Offering advice on long-term strategies such as pawn structure improvement, control of the center, or setting up for endgame advantages.

Scenario

In a position where a user has control of the center but lacks development of other pieces, the assistant might recommend moves to improve piece activity while maintaining central dominance, guiding the user to think beyond the immediate situation.

Example

Adjusting the complexity of the advice based on the user's self-reported skill level, ensuring the guidance is both understandable and actionable.

Scenario

For a beginner, the assistant could highlight the importance of developing pieces in the opening, using a simple yet effective setup. For more advanced players, it might suggest more complex positional plays or tactical combinations, suited to their level of play.