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A new way to learn chess is now live on chessfeed.ai. Study turns your games and positions into guided learning sessions with signals, insights, branching, practice, and coach help. Built for understanding, not memorisation.

The queen was hanging. Black took it. But the queen was bait. Bxf7+ forces the king to e7, and Nd5# ends the game. Before grabbing material, check your king.

The queen had confidence. The position wanted more pieces. Chess Blunder Stories #1: attacks need pieces, not just confidence.

You reviewed the mistake. But did you practise it? chessfeed Study can turn moments from your own games into practice positions. Go back. Find the better move. Build the pattern. chessfeed.ai

Stop guessing what to look at. Study on chessfeed helps surface the signals in a position: king safety, loose pieces, pawn breaks, threats, weaknesses, and plans. Notice first. Then decide. chessfeed.ai

Your games now create your practice. Blunders, mistakes, and missed mates from your own games can become positions you solve again. Replay the mistake. Find the better move. Build the pattern. chessfeed.ai

Ask the coach about the exact position you are studying. Plans. threats. candidate moves. mistakes to avoid. Grounded in the board, not a generic chess tip. chessfeed.ai

One position can lead to completely different games. That is why Study lets you branch candidate moves and compare what changes. Try one idea. Go back. Try another. The goal is not just to find a move. The goal is to understand the position. chessfeed.ai

The hard part in chess study is not always finding a move. Sometimes it is knowing what to think about. Study Feed gives your study direction: what to notice, compare, practise, or ask the coach next. chessfeed.ai

Your games can now teach you back. The new Study experience is live on chessfeed.ai. Turn your games into guided learning sessions with signals, insights, branching, practice, and coach help. Built for understanding, not memorisation. chessfeed.ai

This is exactly how we think about it. Not GM-level, plenty of room to improve, but aiming to explain ideas in a way that’s genuinely useful to a large part of the chess-playing population. Reducing fluff is very much part of the roadmap.

@anishgiri @srinathchess @DavidHowellGM That’s exactly the concern we share. In this case, when pushed with an incorrect premise, the coach rejects it and justifies why it doesn’t hold. That kind of pushback is what we’re aiming for, though there’s still a long way to go.

@ChessfeedAI @srinathchess @DavidHowellGM This looks like typical ChatGPT behavior to me. Now try to tell him some wrong ideas. Will he also be as receptive to them? e.g. Say that rook frees up the square for the Kf1-Ke1 maneuvre, bringing the king closer to the defense of the c3 pawn (to make it absurd).

You can see that LLMs are still bad at chess, if you ask them to explain this move. Good news, @DavidHowellGM!

@anishgiri @srinathchess @DavidHowellGM Fair point 🙂 We tried your critique directly in Chessfeed and pushed the coach on the concrete ideas. This kind of back-and-forth, challenge, correction and refinement is exactly what we’re building Chessfeed for.

@srinathchess @DavidHowellGM Yeah, but this is still not it, the point is really to meet b4 with cxb axb a4 and it could have figured it out if it used the engine properly. It also doesn't mention Ne1, which it also could have seen in the stockfish lines. Room for improvement, I think!

@anishgiri @DavidHowellGM I think some of them are not bad already

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