@N3sOnline: Used @mattpocockuk /teach skill and gave it access to a chess engine and an API to fetch all of my recent games. It now…
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A user demonstrates using a custom AI skill with a chess engine and game API to fetch recent games, analyze them, and generate personalized lessons with interactive visuals and puzzles.
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Used @mattpocockuk /teach skill and gave it access to a chess engine and an API to fetch all of my recent games.
It now will fetch hundreds of my recent games, analyze them, then build custom lessons with visuals to help teach me mental models to improve the weakest points of my games. Interactive visuals, custom chess puzzles from my actual games, quizzes.
This is the new way to learn things.
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