♟️ Generate legal chess moves with ease using this JavaScript library, featuring integrated checks for check, checkmate, and stalemate.
UCI Chess engine written in C deployed as Lichess bot
🪁🎯 Kite - Java Connect Four solver
A chess engine built in C++ using bitboards, alpha-beta pruning, and the UCI protocol with full chess rule support.
♜ A classical chess engine, written in Rust 🦀
A Java implementation of Chess using bitboards.
Chess representation written in Erlang using Bitboards, ready for use on game servers
A bare-metal, UCI-compliant chess engine exploring bit-level optimization and custom search heuristics in C.
This repository features a Swing-based Tic-Tac-Toe GUI with game logic written in Java that uses bitboards for efficient state evaluation. It includes a Tic-Tac-Toe engine implementing a recursive minimax algorithm for move comparison, along with a Simulator class for large-scale engine-vs-engine testing.
A high-performance, UCI-compatible chess engine written in Rust, featuring magic bitboards, alpha-beta pruning, and sub-400ms latency.
Chess game with my custom made 'Enigma chess engine'. Contains both an in Console and Pygame version available (check documentation below for more info).
A flexible and high-efficient C++ chessboard library for move generation, bitboard manipulation, and game state management.
C++ UCI chess engine
not yet finished Chess Engine implementing the UCI-interface
JavaScript chess move generator with strictly legal moves. Integrated check/checkmate/stalemate detection. Two implementations: x88 & Bitboards. Tactical analysis: captures, hanging pieces, safe squares. UCI engine. Perft validated. 7M NPS performance.
Board-game AI engine using bitboards, optimized move generation and an Alpha–Beta search pipeline with iterative deepening.
A full-fledged chess game featuring a built-in AI opponent.
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