AI Player report: your chess strengths and weaknesses, from your own games

What your report looks at

Your report reads your last 100 rated blitz, rapid and classical games, from every account you link. Stockfish evaluates every position after the opening theory, and the report looks at what decides club games:

• Where you lose ground: in the opening, the middlegame or the endgame.
• Your mistakes and the tactics in them, and your opponents' mistakes you let go.
• Winning positions you won, and lost ones you saved or turned around.
• The clock: mistakes when time ran short, good positions lost on time.
• Your openings: the five you play most, and how you come out of each.

Next to players rated like you

A 1500 player doesn't need to play like a grandmaster. Every part of your report stands beside players rated like you, from thousands of lichess.org games analysed exactly the same way. Something counts as a strength, or as a thing to work on, only when the difference is clear, never because of a few unlucky games.

Strengths first

The report starts with what you do well, and the highlights of your games. Then come the things we'll work on together: at most three, each with a tip you can use in your next game. No red marks, no scores out of a hundred: each comparison is a marker that shows you beside players rated like you.

From the report to training

Each thing we'll work on comes with an example from your own games, opened on the board at the move, and puzzles of its theme. Your ten latest mistakes are there too, as moments to learn from. Your weekly training plan then takes them one week at a time.