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En Croissant is a free, open-source chess toolkit designed for studying games, analyzing positions, and developing opening repertoires. It provides a customizable graphical interface for working with chess engines and game databases. Users can import and analyze games from popular online chess platforms. The software supports multiple UCI-compatible engines, allowing detailed evaluation of positions and candidate moves. Its repertoire builder helps players organize opening variations and...

Chess Stats uses Stockfish 17.1 to analyze any game in a pgn file. It then saves analysis and shows statistics for blunders and best moves for every move of the game. Interactive chessboard shows continuations from any selected move. From the interactive board you can step through the continuation or make new moves with the mouse. New moves calculate new possibilities. Python script developed with Python 3.1 on Linux Ubuntu 22 External libraries that are not part of the standard Python...

icsdrone acts as an interface between an ICS (Internet Chess Server) and a chess engine supporting the XBoard/WinBoard protocol. Unlike XBoard/WinBoard it does not use a graphical interface so it is suitable for use on embedded systems. icsdrone was originally developed for FICS (the Free Internet Chess Server) by Henrik Gram but currently ICC (the Internet Chess Club) works as well. Some features - "Daemon mode" (run in background). - Auto reconnection in...

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.