[Link in comments] I made a tool to help me practice openings by quizzing me against random opponent moves

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  • chess-opening-prep

    A tool to practice openings using an optimized player book and a high-variance opponent book.

    • Here is the tool. It requires Python and is best enjoyed from the kitty terminal emulator to display the board images. Though, you are also welcome to use this as a backend for a more sophisticated GUI.

  • kitty

    Cross-platform, fast, feature-rich, GPU based terminal

    • Here is the tool. It requires Python and is best enjoyed from the kitty terminal emulator to display the board images. Though, you are also welcome to use this as a backend for a more sophisticated GUI.

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