MinimalChessEngine VS Mzinga

The weakest published version if my engine starts with 1000 Elo: https://github.com/lithander/MinimalChessEngine/releases/tag/v0.2

The Problem I had is that a lot of low-rated engines are low rated because they lose on bugs and have other issues. So it's not easy to find good sparring partners. To best of my knowledge my engine works correctly under all time controls and I've played ten thousand games without an issue. So if you want a sparring partner maybe give MinimalChess a try! ;)

I gutted my own C# chess engine, then copied the chess playing code from Sebastians Unity project over, changed what needed changing to make it compile again. So now you can play against Sebastians Chess-AI in your favorite chess GUIs.

For anyone interested, I'm planning on making an agent that uses the Mzinga viewer as a frontend so that folks can play a decent game against an AI for training purposes instead of consistently getting embarrassed by strong players >_>. It's going to be completely open source, so if anyone wants to use it or base an application on it, they'll be more than welcome to :)

Here's a compilation of several other hive projects for code inspiration: https://github.com/jonthysell/Mzinga/wiki/Resources

Mzinga which is it's own engine and can run other engines inside the viewer: https://github.com/jonthysell/Mzinga/

I spent a few months writing a hive AI called nokamute but never added much of a UI. It uses the text protocol UHP and can be used from Mzinga.