Claude Code skill pairs Stockfish with your own thoughts for chess post-mortems
petrusenko_max · x · 2026-09-27
A developer built a Claude Code skill that analyzes your chess games with Stockfish and matches your own recorded thoughts to each move, producing plain-language post-mortems and narrated videos.
The demo used a 15+10 lichess rapid game with French commentary transcribed locally — a neat example of chaining external tools (engine + speech transcription) into an automated workflow via Claude Code skills.
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