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A console/text based chess program with XBoard/CECP and UCI API, available on all major platforms. You may need a graphical chess interface to use it. Please refer to README.md in the files section for installation instructions. The last stable release is 2.2.0 and has been released on 13/04/2026. Belofte 0.2.0 till 0.9.20 (c/c++): Xboard 1 & 2 (CECP) - Linux/Unix/(Windows) Belofte 2.1.1 and up (c++11) : UCI and Xboard 2 - Linux/Windows/Mac/Android/...

...The project emphasizes learning by doing, encouraging users to implement features step by step rather than relying on prebuilt solutions. It also explores advanced topics such as evaluation functions and decision-making strategies. The code is designed to be clear and instructional, making it accessible to beginners while still offering depth for more experienced developers. It is often used alongside video tutorials that explain each step in detail. Overall, Chess Coding Adventure provides a comprehensive introduction to building game AI systems.

The purpose of this project was to test my programming skill, and because a friend dared me (don't get any ideas). Those who program in pascal will know that it is not designed for creating games. Please note that this project was started a year after I first learned to program (pascal is my first language), and so the old code may be very basic. (Feel free to look at it, it's the CHESS.PAS file) The notes and do do list (see files) contains my plans with the project and its version...

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.

PGNViewerOslo is a free open-source chess game viewer for Windows. PGNViewerOslo is based on code from PGN Viewer http://pgnviewer.sourceforge.net/ - a project for which there have been no updates for several years.

SAN Kit was made public in 1993 by Stephen Edwards, the inventor of PGN Chess notation. The original code is in C, and with few comments quite cryptic. In addition, the original author's style was quite quixotic, making it even more difficult to read. This code is now reformatted to modern standards, adds support for NAG codes and comments, and has a "non-CLI" mode for inclusion in chess playing programs.

A small ICS chess client written in Java, not so large as Jin and nicer looking. The main thing will be to write code for various chess servers. Expected features include game saving as PGN and support for most commands of various ICS servers.

The Perl 3D-extension of MFPic LaTeX package aimed to high quality draw of spatial objects, such as vectors, curves, bounded surfaces.

Frittle is an open source amateur Java Chess Engine that supports the XBoard/WinBoard Chess Engine Communication Protocol (version 2).

A Chess game made by two students for a progamming project. The game has support to save and load files and timers for each player. The source code is in portuguese but there are plans to translate it. This is the base for the bigger project: Hydrus.

ChessDB is a free open-source chess database for Windows, Linux, Mac OSX and most UNIX and UNIX-like operating systems. ChessDB is based on code from Scid http://scid.sourceforge.net/ - a project for which there have been no updates for several years. In

ictk - Internet Chess ToolKit is a java based set of libraries and widgets useful for performing common tasks such as reading PGN, FEN, and generating legal moves. The net libraries convert ICS (Internet Chess Server) output into java objects.

This is a collection of game plugins for Eclipse using the Graphical Editing Framework (GEF). All code is written in Java. These plugins are currently being tested on Windows but should work on any platform supported by Eclipse.

The project is an opengl 3d (3 level) chess game with an ai that plays against the user. It is written is C++ and uses tcl/tk. All of the code is nearly platform independent.

Faile is a free chess program which plays a fairly strong game of chess (Expert strength or better). One of the main goals of Faile is to provide a full featured chess program with source code which is tidy, well documented, and easy to understand.

pgn2pgc converts text Portable Game Notation (PGN) chess files into highly compressed Portable Game Coding (PGC) chess files. This is the only implementation of PGC as described in the PGN standard. Code is also useful for writing chess software.