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Synergy-Chess is a chess system that groups together 8 chess engines with an ELO score higher than 3400; this system has been tested on the Arena 3.5.1 chess GUI which can be downloaded here: http://www.playwitharena.de Summary of how Synergy-Chess works: the system simultaneously run the 8 chess engines and when the 8 analyzes are completed the system chooses the move to be performed based on the absolute majority of equal moves among the first 7 chess engines, and in the event of a tie, the outcome of the groups in parity is compared with the outcome of the chess engine number 8 and if one of the groups in a tie has the same move as chess engine number 8 this group will acquire the majority and then the system will perform this move; if, on the other hand, the tied groups have different moves than the chess engine number 8, the system applies the difference in score between the tied groups and chooses the move to be performed based on the highest score

This is UCI Chess Engine writen in Java. Since version 1.4 (inclusive) the project was moved to https://github.com/bagaturchess/Bagatur

Super Micro chess engines are a series of world record small source and executables programs able to play the famous "King's Game" (both with simplified and full FIDE support)! Please refer to the official home page for more details: http://smmax.sf.net.

...A successful and very complete implementation is the Javascript Chess Engine Lozza by Colin Jenkins. The webpage also includes a simple step-by-step guide setting up jsuci with Lozza. http://op12no2.me/toys/lozza/ You may also want to try connecting this javascript translation of the chess engine Stockfish 5 to jsuci: https://github.com/exoticorn/stockfish-js

Pablo is a Java Chess Engine written by Koleman Nix. It is the successor of Tyrannus, my first attempt at a chess engine and gui. The Tyrannus project can be found here: http://sourceforge.net/p/tyrannus

IMPORTANT: I renamed the project to cengix (chess engine no. x). See http://code.google.com/p/cengix. IMPORTANT: yacen is not in any way related to the YACE chess engine. The similar name was a mistake. To avoid confusion, I will rename my project soon and provide a link to the new site then. yacen is a simple chess engine with main focus on understandability of code and mechanisms rather than on pure performance.

Kenny is a Winboard/XBoard chess engine based on Winglet (http://www.sluijten.com/winglet/source/index.htm), an open source chess program. Winglet's full source code can be obtained from Winglet. Kenny is an advanced form of Winglet which plays better at some faster time levels like blitz chess or upto 20 minute games, but almost always loses against Winglet when the time controls are 40 minutes or more for each.

Tyrannus is not yet completely finished! I will continue to release updates as I make major strides towards completing the program. For updates on my progress, please visit my YouTube channel at: http://www.youtube.com/user/kolemannixtv Tyrannus vs. Tyrannus Demo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnZapogi5no Please Note: As of January 28, 2012, and the release of version 2.0, I, Koleman Nix, am still the sole programmer of Tyrannus. If anyone would like to work on this project with me, just send me a message and we can see about that. ...

A client-server chess engine with a focus on pluggable rules and analysis, implemented in Ruby

A group of chess related programs. At the moment the following are planned: a chess board manipulator, a correspondence chess manager, a PGN to HTML converter and perhaps an ICS client. No plans for a chess *engine* - Crafty is already good enough.

A chess board, written purely in Java. Used as a GUI for chess-engines. jboard communicates with chess engines using "chess engine protocol" described in: http://www.gnu.org/software/xboard/engine-intf.html ********* The code is in GitHub: https://github.com/astern7/jboard ********* Released under MIT license.

ChessAsin is an asynchronous chess server for on-line play following the rules of correspondence chess. ChessAsin is also the name of the chess engine it uses. It is developed in .NET, using WCF, and includes a Windows test client, created with XNA.