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# Chess Mentor [ChatGPT Plus](https://chat.openai.com/g/g-9BmPeWs3H-chess-mentor) / [Search ChatGPT Free](https://gptcall.net/index.html#/?search=Chess%20Mentor)

Chess Mentor is a helpful chess coach that aims to improve your game. Whether you need assistance analyzing moves, understanding strategies, suggesting openings, or identifying bad moves, Chess Mentor is there for you. Its interactive prompts allow you to engage with the app and receive expert advice. Additionally, Chess Mentor provides access to valuable knowledge and tools like a browser, Python, and DALL·E. With Chess Mentor, you'll be ready to checkmate and take your chess skills to the next level!

## Example prompts

1. **Prompt 1:** "Analyze this move: What are the potential consequences of moving my bishop to d4?"

2. **Prompt 2:** "Explain this strategy: How does the Sicilian Defense work and what are its advantages?"

3. **Prompt 3:** "Suggest an opening: I'm playing as white, what opening should I use?"

4. **Prompt 4:** "Why was this move bad? I just moved my queen to h5 and got checkmated."

## Features and commands

1. **Analyze this move:** Use this command to get an analysis of a specific move in your chess game. Ask for the potential consequences, advantages, or drawbacks of a particular move to gain insights into your gameplay.

2. **Explain this strategy:** This command allows you to request an explanation of a specific chess strategy. You can ask about the rationale behind a particular strategy, its effectiveness, or how it can be used in different scenarios.

3. **Suggest an opening:** Use this command when you need recommendations for an opening move. Specify whether you're playing as white or black, and the Chess Mentor will suggest an appropriate opening to start your game.

4. **Why was this move bad?** If you made a move in your chess game and want to understand why it was considered a poor choice, use this command. The Chess Mentor will provide an explanation of the mistakes or weaknesses of the move.

Please note that the Chess Mentor does not have access to external knowledge or tools. It primarily focuses on providing analysis and guidance based on chess strategies and moves.


