Dataset Viewer
prompt
stringlengths 1.11k
1.93k
| completion
stringlengths 38
132
|
|---|---|
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "g6", "Nf3", "Bg7", "g3", "O-O", "Bg2", "d6", "O-O", "c5", "Nc3", "Nc6", "Bg5", "Nxd4", "Nxd4", "cxd4", "Qxd4", "Be6", "Qd3", "Ng4", "Rac1", "Rc8", "Nd5", "Re8", "h3", "Bxd5", "Qxd5", "Ne5", "Qxb7", "Rc7", "Qa6", "Qd7", "Bd2", "h5", "f4", "Nc6", "b4"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kf8", "Kh7", "Rf8", "Rd8", "Rec8", "Rb8", "Ra8", "Bh8", "Bf8", "Bh6", "Bf6", "Be5", "Bd4+", "Bc3", "Bb2", "Ba1", "Qd8", "Qc8", "Qe6", "Qf5", "Qg4", "Qxh3", "Rcc8", "Rb7", "Nd8", "Nb8", "Ne5", "Na5", "Nd4", "Nxb4", "f6", "e6", "g5", "d5", "h4", "f5", "e5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Nd4", "reasoning": "eval: 48"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e6", "d4", "d5", "Nc3", "Bb4", "e5", "c5", "a3", "Bxc3+", "bxc3", "Qc7", "Bd3", "cxd4", "cxd4", "Bd7", "Qg4", "Qa5+", "Bd2", "Qa4", "Qxg7", "Nc6", "Ne2", "O-O-O", "Qxh8", "Nh6", "Qg7", "Rg8", "Qxh6", "Rg4", "Qf8+", "Nd8", "Qh6"], "possibleMoves": ["Nc6", "Kb8", "Kc7", "Be8", "Bc6", "Bb5", "Rg8", "Rg7", "Rg6", "Rg5", "Rh4", "Rf4", "Re4", "Rxd4", "Rg3", "Rxg2", "Qc6", "Qa6", "Qb5", "Qa5", "Qxd4", "Qc4", "Qb4", "Qb3", "Qxa3", "Qxc2", "f6", "b6", "a6", "f5", "b5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Re4", "reasoning": "eval: 841"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "e6", "Nc3", "Bb4", "e3", "b6", "Ne2", "c5", "a3", "cxd4", "exd4", "Bxc3+", "Nxc3", "Ba6", "d5", "exd5", "Bg5", "h6", "Qe2+", "Qe7", "Qxe7+", "Kxe7", "Bxf6+", "Kf8", "Bd4", "dxc4", "O-O-O", "f6", "h4", "Kf7", "Be2", "Ke8", "Nd5", "Bb7", "Bh5+", "Kf8", "Bf3", "Ke8", "Nxf6+", "Kf7", "Bh5+"], "possibleMoves": ["Kf8", "Ke7", "Ke6", "g6"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Kf8", "reasoning": "eval: 700"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e5", "Nf3", "Nc6", "Bb5", "a6", "Ba4", "Nf6", "O-O", "Be7", "Re1", "b5", "Bb3", "d6", "c3", "O-O", "h3", "Na5", "Bc2", "c5", "d4", "Qc7", "Nbd2", "h6", "Rb1", "cxd4", "cxd4", "Re8", "d5", "Bf8", "Nf1", "Nb7", "b4", "a5", "bxa5", "Bd7", "Bd2", "Nxa5", "Bb3", "Reb8", "Ng3", "Nc4", "Bb4", "Ra6", "Nd2"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kh7", "Be7", "Re8", "Rd8", "Rc8", "Rba8", "Rb7", "Rbb6", "Be8", "Bc8", "Be6", "Bc6", "Bf5", "Bg4", "Bxh3", "Qd8", "Qc8", "Qb7", "Qa7", "Qc6", "Qb6", "Qc5", "Qa5", "Ne8", "Nh7", "Nh5", "Nxd5", "Ng4", "Nxe4", "Raa8", "Ra7", "Rc6", "Rab6", "Ra5", "Ra4", "Ra3", "Rxa2", "Nb6", "Na5", "Ne3", "Na3", "Nxd2", "Nb2", "g6", "h5", "g5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Be7", "reasoning": "eval: 117"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "e6", "Nf3", "b6", "g3", "Bb7", "Bg2", "Be7", "O-O", "O-O", "Nc3", "d6", "d5", "a5", "dxe6", "h6", "Bh3", "Na6", "Bf5", "Bc8", "Nd4", "c5", "exf7+", "Kxf7", "Bxc8", "Nb4", "Be6+", "Kg6", "Nb3", "Kh7", "Bf5+", "Kh8", "e4", "g6", "Bh3"], "possibleMoves": ["Kg8", "Kh7", "Kg7", "Rg8", "Re8", "Rf7", "Qe8", "Qc8", "Qb8", "Qd7", "Qc7", "Rc8", "Rb8", "Ra7", "Ra6", "Ng8", "Ne8", "Nh7", "Nd7", "Nh5", "Nfd5", "Ng4", "Nxe4", "Nc6", "Na6", "Nbd5", "Nd3", "Nc2", "Nxa2", "h5", "g5", "d5", "b5", "a4"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Qe8", "reasoning": "eval: 535"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "g6", "Nf3", "Bg7", "Bf4", "c5", "c3", "cxd4", "cxd4", "Qa5+", "Nc3", "d5", "h3", "Nc6", "Bd2", "e6", "e3", "Bd7", "Bd3", "Qc7", "O-O", "a6", "Rc1", "Nf6", "Re1", "Qd8", "Na4"], "possibleMoves": ["Rg8", "Rf8", "Kf8", "Ke7", "Qc8", "Qb8", "Qe7", "Qc7", "Qb6", "Qa5", "Rc8", "Rb8", "Ra7", "Bf8", "Bh6", "Bc8", "Ng8", "Nh5", "Ng4", "Ne4", "Nb8", "Ne7", "Na7", "Ne5", "Na5", "Nxd4", "Nb4", "O-O", "h6", "b6", "g5", "e5", "a5", "h5", "b5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "O-O", "reasoning": "eval: 72"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "c5", "Nf3", "e6", "d4", "cxd4", "Nxd4", "Nc6", "Nc3", "Bb4", "Nb5", "d5", "exd5", "Bxc3+", "bxc3", "Nce7", "d6", "Nd5", "Qg4", "Ngf6", "Nc7+", "Qxc7", "Bb5+", "Bd7", "dxc7", "Nxg4", "Bb2", "Bxb5", "a4", "Bd7", "O-O-O", "h5", "a5", "Nxc7", "c4"], "possibleMoves": ["Rg8", "Rf8", "Rh7", "Rh6", "Kf8", "Kd8", "Ke7", "Rd8", "Rc8", "Rb8", "Bc8", "Bc6", "Bb5", "Ba4", "Na6", "Nd5", "Nb5", "Nh6", "Nf6", "Ne5", "Ne3", "Nxh2", "Nxf2", "O-O", "O-O-O", "g6", "f6", "b6", "a6", "e5", "h4", "g5", "f5", "b5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "b5", "reasoning": "eval: -529"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "c5", "Nf3", "d6", "d4", "cxd4", "Nxd4", "Nf6", "Nc3", "g6", "Be3", "Bg7", "f3", "O-O", "Qd2", "Nc6", "Bc4", "Bd7", "O-O-O", "Na5", "Bd3"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Re8", "Qe8", "Qc8", "Qb8", "Qc7", "Qb6", "Rc8", "Rb8", "Bh8", "Bh6", "Be8", "Bc8", "Be6", "Bc6", "Bf5", "Bb5", "Bg4", "Ba4", "Bh3", "Ne8", "Nh5", "Nd5", "Ng4", "Nxe4", "Nc6", "Nc4", "Nb3+", "h6", "e6", "b6", "a6", "g5", "d5", "h5", "e5", "b5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Rc8", "reasoning": "eval: 116"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "g6", "Nc3", "Bg7", "e4", "d6", "Nf3", "O-O", "Be2", "e5", "O-O", "Nbd7", "Re1", "c6", "Bf1", "a5", "d5", "h6", "Be3", "Qe7", "Qc1", "Ng4", "Bd2", "Qd8", "b3", "f5", "exf5", "cxd5", "h3", "d4", "Nb5", "gxf5", "Nxd6"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kh7", "Re8", "Rf7", "Rf6", "Qe8", "Qe7", "Qc7", "Qf6", "Qb6", "Qg5", "Qh4", "Rb8", "Ra7", "Ra6", "Bh8", "Bf6", "Nb8", "Ndf6", "Nb6", "Nc5", "Ngf6", "Ne3", "Nh2", "Nxf2", "b6", "h5", "f4", "e4", "a4", "d3", "b5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "e4", "reasoning": "eval: 129"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e5", "Nf3", "Nc6", "Bc4", "Nf6", "d3", "d5", "Bxd5", "Ne7", "Bb3", "Nc6", "h3", "Be6", "Nbd2", "Bxb3", "axb3", "h6", "O-O", "Qd7", "Nc4", "Bd6", "Be3", "Qe6", "c3", "a6", "Re1", "Rd8", "Nxd6+", "Rxd6", "Qc2", "O-O", "Bc5", "Re8", "Bxd6", "a5", "Bc5", "Nd7", "Ba3"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kh7", "Rf8", "Rd8", "Rc8", "Rb8", "Ra8", "Re7", "Nf8", "Ndb8", "Nf6", "Nb6", "Nc5", "Qe7", "Qg6", "Qf6", "Qd6", "Qf5", "Qd5", "Qg4", "Qc4", "Qxh3", "Qxb3", "Nd8", "Ncb8", "Ne7", "Na7", "Nd4", "Nb4", "g6", "f6", "b6", "h5", "a4", "g5", "f5", "b5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Nf6", "reasoning": "eval: 595"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "Nf6", "Ke2", "Nxe4", "Ke1", "e5", "Qe2", "d5", "d3", "Nf6", "Qxe5+", "Be7", "Bf4", "Na6", "Qe2", "d4", "Qd1", "Nd5", "Bg3", "O-O", "Be2", "Re8", "Kf1", "f5", "Bf3", "f4", "Bxd5+", "Qxd5", "Bxf4", "Nb4", "a3", "Bg4", "f3", "Qf7", "axb4", "Qxf4"], "possibleMoves": ["Nh3", "Ne2", "Kf2", "Ke2", "Ke1", "Qe2", "Qd2", "Qe1", "Qc1", "Nc3", "Na3", "Nd2", "Rxa7", "Ra6", "Ra5", "Ra4", "Ra3", "Ra2", "b5", "h3", "g3", "c3", "b3", "h4", "c4"], "color": "w"} [/INST] | {"move": "Nd2", "reasoning": "eval: -111"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "g6", "Nc3", "d5", "Nf3", "Nc6", "Ne5", "Bg7", "Nxc6", "Qd6", "Ne5", "dxc4", "Nxc4", "Qc6", "Qb3", "b5", "Ne3", "b4", "Ncd1", "a5", "a4", "Bb7", "h4", "O-O-O", "Nc2", "e5", "Qh3+", "Kb8", "Qd3"], "possibleMoves": ["Rhg8", "Rhf8", "Rhe8", "Rdg8", "Rdf8", "Rde8", "Rc8", "Rd7", "Rd6", "Rd5", "Rxd4", "Kc8", "Ka8", "Ka7", "Bf8", "Bh6", "Bc8", "Ba8", "Ba6", "Ng8", "Ne8", "Nd7", "Nh5", "Nd5", "Ng4", "Ne4", "Qe8", "Qd7", "Qe6", "Qd6", "Qb6", "Qa6", "Qd5", "Qc5", "Qb5", "Qe4", "Qc4", "Qxa4", "Qf3", "Qc3+", "Qxg2", "Qxc2", "exd4", "h6", "g5", "e4", "b3", "h5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "e4", "reasoning": "eval: 237"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["c4", "Nf6", "Nf3", "c5", "Nc3", "Nc6", "e3", "g6", "d4"], "possibleMoves": ["Rg8", "Bg7", "Bh6", "Qc7", "Qb6", "Qa5", "Rb8", "Ng8", "Nh5", "Nd5", "Ng4", "Ne4", "Nb8", "Ne5", "Na5", "Nxd4", "Nb4", "cxd4", "h6", "e6", "d6", "b6", "a6", "g5", "h5", "e5", "d5", "b5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "b6", "reasoning": "eval: 108"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "c5", "Nf3", "e6", "d4", "cxd4", "Nxd4", "Nc6", "Nc3", "Qc7", "Be2", "a6", "O-O", "Nf6", "Be3", "Be7", "f4", "d6", "Qe1", "O-O", "Nxc6"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Re8", "Rd8", "Bd7", "Rb8", "Ra7", "Bd8", "Qd8", "Qb8", "Qd7", "Qxc6", "Qb6", "Qa5", "Ne8", "Nd7", "Nh5", "Nd5", "Ng4", "Nxe4", "bxc6", "h6", "g6", "b6", "e5", "d5", "a5", "h5", "g5", "b5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "bxc6", "reasoning": "eval: 26"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "g6", "Nc3", "d5", "Nf3"], "possibleMoves": ["Rg8", "Bg7", "Bh6", "Kd7", "Qd7", "Qd6", "Bd7", "Be6", "Bf5", "Bg4", "Bh3", "Nbd7", "Nc6", "Na6", "Ng8", "Nfd7", "Nh5", "Ng4", "Ne4", "dxc4", "h6", "e6", "c6", "b6", "a6", "g5", "h5", "e5", "c5", "b5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Bg7", "reasoning": "eval: 35"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "f5", "c4", "Nf6", "g3", "d6", "Bg2", "c6", "Nc3", "g6", "h4", "Bg7", "Nf3", "Qb6", "O-O", "Na6", "Rb1", "Bd7", "b4", "Qc7", "Bf4", "Rc8", "Qd2", "Nh5", "Bh6", "O-O", "e4", "f4", "Bxf4", "Nxf4", "gxf4", "Qd8", "Ne2", "Bg4", "h5", "Bxh5", "Rb3", "Nc7", "d5", "e6", "dxc6", "bxc6", "Rd3", "d5", "a4"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kf7", "Re8", "Rf7", "Rf6", "Rf5", "Rxf4", "Qe8", "Qe7", "Qd7", "Qf6", "Qd6", "Qg5", "Qh4", "Rb8", "Ra8", "Bh8", "Bh6", "Bf6", "Be5", "Bd4", "Bc3", "Bb2", "Ba1", "Ne8", "Na8", "Na6", "Nb5", "Bg4", "Bxf3", "dxe4", "dxc4", "h6", "a6", "g5", "e5", "c5", "d4", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Bxf3", "reasoning": "eval: 50"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e5", "Nf3", "Nc6", "Bc4", "Nf6", "Ng5", "d5", "exd5", "Na5", "Bb5+", "c6", "dxc6", "bxc6", "Be2", "h6", "Nf3", "e4", "Ne5", "Bd6", "d4", "exd3", "Nxd3", "Rb8", "Nd2", "O-O", "Nb3", "c5", "Bd2", "Nc4", "Bc3", "Ne4", "O-O", "Qh4", "g3"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kh7", "Re8", "Rd8", "Bd7", "Bb7", "Be6", "Ba6", "Bf5", "Bg4", "Bh3", "Ra8", "Rb7", "Rb6", "Rb5", "Rb4", "Rxb3", "Be7", "Bc7", "Be5", "Bf4", "Bxg3", "Qd8", "Qe7", "Qf6", "Qh5", "Qg5", "Qg4", "Qf4", "Qh3", "Qxg3+", "Qxh2+", "Nf6", "Ng5", "Nxg3", "Nxc3", "Nxf2", "Ned2", "Nb6", "Ne5", "Na5", "Ne3", "Na3", "Ncd2", "Nxb2", "g6", "f6", "a6", "h5", "g5", "f5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Nxc3", "reasoning": "eval: -20"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "g6", "Nf3", "c6", "Bf4", "Qa5+", "Nc3", "Bg7", "Qd2", "d6", "Rd1", "Na6", "h4", "O-O", "e4"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Re8", "Rd8", "Bd7", "Be6", "Bf5", "Bg4", "Bh3", "Rb8", "Bh8", "Bh6", "Ne8", "Nd7", "Nh5", "Nd5", "Ng4", "Nxe4", "Nb8", "Nc7", "Nc5", "Nb4", "Qd8", "Qc7", "Qb6", "Qh5", "Qg5", "Qf5", "Qe5", "Qd5", "Qc5", "Qb5", "Qb4", "Qa4", "Qxc3", "Qa3", "Qxa2", "h6", "e6", "b6", "g5", "d5", "c5", "h5", "e5", "b5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "e5", "reasoning": "eval: -30"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "e6", "Nf3", "b6", "g3", "Bb7", "Bg2", "Be7", "O-O", "O-O", "d5", "Na6", "Nh4", "Qc8", "e4", "Ne8", "Nc3", "d6", "Nf3", "Nc5", "Nd4", "e5", "Nc6", "Bxc6", "dxc6", "Nf6", "b4", "Ne6", "a4", "a5", "b5", "Re8", "Bh3", "Kh8", "Ra2", "g6", "f4", "Rg8", "Raf2"], "possibleMoves": ["Kg7", "Rf8", "Re8", "Rd8", "Rg7", "Qf8", "Qe8", "Qd8", "Qb8", "Qd7", "Qb7", "Qa6", "Rb8", "Ra7", "Ra6", "Bf8", "Bd8", "Ne8", "Nd7", "Nh5", "Nd5", "Ng4", "Nxe4", "Nf8", "Nd8", "Ng7", "Ng5", "Nc5", "Nxf4", "Nd4", "exf4", "h6", "g5", "d5", "h5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Kg7", "reasoning": "eval: 579"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "d5", "c4", "c6", "Nc3", "Nf6", "e3", "e6", "Nf3", "Nbd7", "Bd3", "dxc4", "Bxc4", "b5", "Bd3", "Bd6", "O-O", "Bb7", "a3", "Qe7", "e4", "e5", "Re1", "O-O", "Bb1", "Rfd8", "h3", "h6", "Be3", "a5", "Ba2", "c5", "Nxb5", "Nxe4", "dxe5", "Bb8", "e6", "fxe6", "Qb3", "Kh8", "Qxe6", "Bh2+", "Kh1", "Qxe6", "Bxe6"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh7", "Rg8", "Rf8", "Re8", "Rdc8", "Rdb8", "Rac8", "Rab8", "Ra7", "Ra6", "Nf8", "Nb8", "Ndf6", "Nb6", "Ne5", "Bc8", "Bc6", "Ba6", "Bd5", "Nef6", "Nd6", "Ng5", "Ng3+", "Nc3", "Nxf2+", "Nd2", "Bb8", "Bc7", "Bd6", "Be5", "Bf4", "Bg3", "Bg1", "g6", "h5", "c4", "a4", "g5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Bg3", "reasoning": "eval: 417"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4"], "possibleMoves": ["Nh6", "Nf6", "Nc6", "Na6", "h6", "g6", "f6", "e6", "d6", "c6", "b6", "a6", "h5", "g5", "f5", "e5", "d5", "c5", "b5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Nf6", "reasoning": "Gr\u00fcnfeld Defense: Flohr Variation eval: 23"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e5", "Nf3", "Nc6", "Nc3", "Nf6", "Bb5", "Bb4", "O-O", "O-O", "d3", "d6", "Bg5", "Bxc3", "bxc3", "Qe7", "Re1", "Nd8", "d4", "Bg4", "Qd3", "Ne6", "Bh4", "Nf4", "Qd1", "h6", "Bg3", "N6h5", "a4", "a6", "Bc4", "Qf6", "a5", "Rae8", "h3", "Nxh3+", "Kh2", "N3f4", "Bb3"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kh7", "Rd8", "Rc8", "Rb8", "Ra8", "Re7", "Re6", "Qd8", "Qe7", "Qg6", "Qe6", "Qg5", "Qf5", "Qh4+", "Nxg3", "Bc8", "Bd7", "Be6", "Bf5", "Bh3", "Bxf3", "Ng6", "Ne6", "Nd5", "Nh3", "Nd3", "Nxg2", "Ne2", "exd4", "g6", "c6", "b6", "d5", "g5", "c5", "b5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "b5", "reasoning": "eval: -83"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "c5", "d5", "e6", "Nc3", "exd5", "cxd5", "d6", "e4", "g6", "Nf3", "Bg7", "Be2", "Nbd7", "a4", "Ng4", "Bg5", "Qb6", "Nd2", "Qxb2", "Rb1", "Qxc3", "O-O", "Nde5", "Bb5+", "Kf8", "h3", "Bh6", "Bxh6+", "Nxh6", "f4", "Qd4+", "Rf2", "Nd7", "e5", "b6", "Bc6", "c4", "Qc1", "Nc5", "Qa3"], "possibleMoves": ["Rg8", "Kg8", "Kg7", "Ke7", "Bd7", "Bb7", "Be6", "Ba6", "Bf5", "Bg4", "Bxh3", "Rb8", "Ng8", "Nf5", "Ng4", "Nd7", "Nb7", "Ne6", "Na6", "Ne4", "Nxa4", "Nd3", "Nb3", "Qxe5", "Qxd5", "Qxf4", "Qe4", "Qe3", "Qd3", "Qc3", "Qxf2+", "Qxd2", "Qb2", "Qa1", "dxe5", "f6", "a6", "g5", "b5", "c3", "f5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Rb8", "reasoning": "eval: -187"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "Nf6", "Ke2", "Nc6", "Nc3", "d5", "exd5", "Nxd5", "Ke1", "g6", "Bb5", "Bg7", "Nge2", "O-O", "Bc4", "Nxc3", "Nxc3", "Qd7", "d3", "b6"], "possibleMoves": ["Bxf7+", "Be6", "Ba6", "Bd5", "Bb5", "Bb3", "Nd5", "Nb5", "Ne4", "Na4", "Ne2", "Nb1", "Rg1", "Rf1", "Ke2", "Kd2", "Kf1", "Qh5", "Qg4", "Qf3", "Qe2", "Qd2", "Bh6", "Bg5", "Bf4", "Be3", "Bd2", "Rb1", "d4", "h3", "g3", "f3", "b3", "a3", "h4", "g4", "f4", "b4", "a4"], "color": "w"} [/INST] | {"move": "f3", "reasoning": "eval: -162"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "d5", "c4", "c6", "Nc3", "Nf6", "e3", "e6", "Nf3", "Nbd7", "Bd3", "dxc4", "Bxc4", "b5", "Bd3", "Bd6", "O-O", "Bb7", "a3"], "possibleMoves": ["Rg8", "Rf8", "Kf8", "Ke7", "Qc8", "Qb8", "Qe7", "Qc7", "Qb6", "Qa5", "Rc8", "Rb8", "Nf8", "Nb8", "Nb6", "Ne5", "Nc5", "Bc8", "Ba6", "Ng8", "Nh5", "Nd5", "Ng4", "Ne4", "Bf8", "Bb8", "Be7", "Bc7", "Be5", "Bc5", "Bf4", "Bb4", "Bg3", "Bxa3", "Bxh2+", "O-O", "h6", "g6", "a6", "e5", "c5", "b4", "h5", "g5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "O-O", "reasoning": "eval: 23"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "g5", "Ke2", "d5"], "possibleMoves": ["Kf3", "Ke3", "Kd3", "Ke1", "Nh3", "Nf3", "Qe1", "Nc3", "Na3", "exd5", "e5", "h3", "g3", "f3", "d3", "c3", "b3", "a3", "h4", "g4", "f4", "d4", "c4", "b4", "a4"], "color": "w"} [/INST] | {"move": "exd5", "reasoning": "eval: -49"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["c4", "e5", "Nc3", "Nf6", "Nf3", "e4", "Ng5", "Qe7", "d4", "h6", "Nh3", "b6", "Nf4", "Qd8", "f3", "Bb4", "Qc2", "Bb7", "h4", "O-O", "d5", "Re8", "Bd2", "c6", "e3", "Na6", "dxc6", "Bxc6", "Be2", "Rc8", "O-O", "Bc5", "Rad1", "Nc7", "Kh1", "Qe7", "Bc1", "Nh5", "Nxh5", "Qxh4+", "Kg1", "g6", "Nxe4", "Rxe4", "fxe4", "f5", "Rf4"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kf8", "Kh7", "Kf7", "Rf8", "Re8", "Rd8", "Rb8", "Ra8", "Ne8", "Na8", "Ne6", "Na6", "Nd5", "Nb5", "Ba8", "Bb7", "Bd5", "Bb5", "Bxe4", "Ba4", "Bf8", "Be7", "Bd6", "Bd4", "Bb4", "Bxe3+", "Ba3", "Qd8", "Qe7", "Qf6", "Qxh5", "Qg5", "Qg4", "Qxf4", "Qh3", "Qg3", "Qh2+", "Qf2+", "Qh1+", "Qe1+", "gxh5", "fxe4", "d6", "a6", "g5", "b5", "d5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Ba4", "reasoning": "eval: 750"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "d6", "Nc3", "Nbd7", "e4", "g6", "Nf3", "c5", "Be2", "Bg7", "d5", "Rb8", "a4", "O-O", "h3", "Ne8", "h4", "Ne5", "h5", "a6", "Nh4", "Qa5", "Bd2", "Qd8", "Ra3", "Bf6", "f4", "Nd7", "g3", "b5", "axb5", "Bd4", "bxa6", "Nc7", "hxg6", "hxg6", "Qc1", "Nf6", "a7"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kh7", "Kg7", "Re8", "Qe8", "Qd7", "Bd7", "Bb7", "Be6", "Ba6", "Bf5", "Bg4", "Bh3", "Ra8", "Rb7", "Rb6", "Rb5", "Rb4", "Rb3", "Rxb2", "Nce8", "Na8", "Ne6", "Na6", "Ncxd5", "Nb5", "Nfe8", "Nh7", "Nd7", "Nh5", "Nfxd5", "Ng4", "Nxe4", "Be5", "Be3", "Bxc3", "Bf2+", "Bg1", "e6", "g5", "e5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Ra8", "reasoning": "eval: 414"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e5", "Nf3", "Nc6", "Bb5", "a6", "Ba4", "Nf6", "Qe2", "Be7", "O-O", "b5", "Bb3", "O-O", "c3", "Bb7", "d4"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Re8", "Qe8", "Qc8", "Qb8", "Rc8", "Rb8", "Ra7", "Bd6", "Bc5", "Bb4", "Ba3", "Bc8", "Ne8", "Nh5", "Nd5", "Ng4", "Nxe4", "Nb8", "Na7", "Na5", "Nxd4", "Nb4", "exd4", "h6", "g6", "d6", "a5", "b4", "h5", "g5", "d5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Na5", "reasoning": "eval: 54"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "h5", "Ke2", "d5", "exd5", "e5", "dxe6", "Bxe6", "Ke1", "Qe7", "d4", "h4", "Be3", "Nd7", "h3", "Qb4+", "Nd2", "Ne7", "c4", "c6", "Qc2", "Qa5", "Qc3", "Qb6", "d5", "Nxd5", "cxd5", "Qb4", "dxe6", "Ne5", "Qxe5", "O-O-O", "a3", "Rh5", "Qxh5", "fxe6", "axb4", "a6", "Rh2", "Bd6", "b5", "axb5"], "possibleMoves": ["Qh8", "Qe8", "Qh7", "Qf7", "Qh6", "Qg6", "Qg5", "Qf5", "Qe5", "Qd5", "Qc5", "Qxb5", "Qxh4", "Qg4", "Qf3", "Qe2", "Qd1", "Ba7", "Bh6", "Bb6", "Bg5", "Bc5", "Bf4", "Bd4", "Rh1", "Ne4", "Nc4", "Ndf3", "Nb3", "Nb1", "Ngf3", "Ne2", "Bxb5", "Bc4", "Bd3", "Be2", "Ke2", "Kd1", "Ra8+", "Ra7", "Ra6", "Ra5", "Ra4", "Ra3", "Ra2", "Rd1", "Rc1", "Rb1", "g3", "f3", "b3", "g4", "f4", "b4"], "color": "w"} [/INST] | {"move": "Qxh4", "reasoning": "eval: 1184"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "h5", "Ke2", "d5", "exd5", "e5", "dxe6", "Bxe6", "Ke1", "Nc6", "c3", "Qe7", "d4", "g5", "Bd3", "Bh6", "h4", "gxh4", "Kf1", "a5", "Nd2", "O-O-O", "Ndf3", "Kb8", "Qc2", "Bxc1", "Rxc1", "Nf6", "Re1", "Ng4"], "possibleMoves": ["Ng5", "Ne5", "Nxh4", "Nh2", "Nd2", "Bh7", "Bg6", "Ba6", "Bf5", "Bb5", "Be4", "Bc4", "Be2", "Qa4", "Qb3", "Qe2", "Qd2", "Qd1", "Qc1", "Qb1", "Rxh4", "Rh3", "Rh2", "Nh3", "Ne2", "Ke2", "Rxe6", "Re5", "Re4", "Re3", "Re2", "Rd1", "Rc1", "Rb1", "Ra1", "d5", "c4", "g3", "b3", "a3", "b4", "a4"], "color": "w"} [/INST] | {"move": "Nxh4", "reasoning": "eval: 97"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "g6", "Nc3", "d5", "e3", "Nc6", "Qb3", "Na5", "Qa4+", "c6", "Nxd5", "b5", "Nxf6+", "exf6", "cxb5", "Bf5", "Bd2", "a6", "bxa6", "Qb8", "Bc3", "Bd6", "Nf3", "O-O", "Be2"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kg7", "Re8", "Rd8", "Rc8", "Qe8", "Qd8", "Qc8", "Qc7", "Qb7", "Qa7", "Qb6", "Qb5", "Qb4", "Qb3", "Qxb2", "Ra7", "Rxa6", "Be7", "Bc7", "Be5", "Bc5", "Bf4", "Bb4", "Bg3", "Ba3", "Bxh2", "Bc8", "Bd7", "Be6", "Bg4", "Be4", "Bh3", "Bd3", "Bc2", "Bb1", "Nb7", "Nc4", "Nb3", "h6", "g5", "c5", "h5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Kg7", "reasoning": "eval: 509"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "g5", "Ke2", "Nf6", "Ke1", "e5", "d4", "exd4", "Bxg5", "Nc6", "Nd2", "h6", "Bh4", "Be7", "Bc4", "Nxe4", "Nxe4", "Bb4+", "Kf1", "Qxh4", "Bd5", "Be7", "g3", "f5", "gxh4", "d3", "Nc3", "Kd8", "cxd3", "Ne5", "d4", "Ng6", "Nf3", "Nf4", "Ne5", "a5", "Qf3", "Rf8", "Qxf4", "d6", "Qxh6", "f4"], "possibleMoves": ["Qh8", "Qxf8+", "Qh7", "Qg7", "Qg6", "Qf6", "Qe6", "Qxd6+", "Qh5", "Qg5", "Qxf4", "Nf7+", "Nd7", "Ng6", "Nc6+", "Ng4", "Nc4", "Nf3", "Nd3", "Bg8", "Bf7", "Bxb7", "Be6", "Bc6", "Be4", "Bc4", "Bf3", "Bb3", "Bg2", "Nb5", "Ne4", "Na4", "Ne2", "Nd1", "Nb1", "Rg1", "Kg2", "Ke2", "Kg1", "Ke1", "Re1", "Rd1", "Rc1", "Rb1", "h5", "h3", "f3", "b3", "a3", "b4", "a4"], "color": "w"} [/INST] | {"move": "Qxf8+", "reasoning": "eval: 809"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "d5", "c4", "dxc4", "Nf3", "Nf6", "Na3", "e5", "Nxc4", "exd4", "Qxd4", "Bb4+", "Kd1", "O-O", "Bd2", "Na6", "a3", "Be7", "b4", "Nd5", "Ke1", "b5", "e4", "bxc4", "exd5", "c5", "dxc6", "Re8", "Be3", "Nb8", "Qxc4", "Ba6", "b5", "Qa5+", "Nd2", "Nd7", "cxd7", "Bh4", "dxe8=Q+", "Rxe8", "g3", "Bb7", "gxh4", "Bf3", "Bd3", "g6", "Rg1"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kf8", "Kg7", "Rf8", "Rd8", "Rc8", "Rb8", "Ra8", "Re7", "Re6", "Re5", "Re4", "Rxe3+", "Qd8", "Qc7", "Qb6", "Qa6", "Qxb5", "Qb4", "Qa4", "Qc3", "Qxa3", "Qxd2+", "Ba8", "Bb7", "Bc6", "Bh5", "Bd5", "Bg4", "Be4", "Bg2", "Be2", "Bh1", "Bd1", "h6", "a6", "g5", "h5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Re6", "reasoning": "eval: 908"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "c5", "d4", "cxd4", "c3", "dxc3", "Nxc3", "Nc6", "Bc4", "e6", "Nf3"], "possibleMoves": ["Nge7", "Nh6", "Nf6", "Be7", "Bd6", "Bc5", "Bb4", "Ba3", "Ke7", "Qe7", "Qc7", "Qf6", "Qb6", "Qg5", "Qa5", "Qh4", "Rb8", "Nb8", "Nce7", "Ne5", "Na5", "Nd4", "Nb4", "h6", "g6", "f6", "d6", "b6", "a6", "e5", "h5", "g5", "f5", "d5", "b5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "d6", "reasoning": "Sicilian Defense: Smith-Morra Gambit Accepted, Chicago Defense eval: -27"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["c4", "e5", "Nc3", "Bc5", "e3", "Nf6", "a3", "O-O", "Nf3", "Re8", "Qc2", "Bb6", "b4", "c5", "Be2", "h6", "bxc5", "Bxc5", "O-O", "e4", "Nd4", "Nc6", "Nb3", "Bf8", "Nd5", "b6", "Nxf6+", "gxf6", "f4", "d5", "cxd5", "Qxd5", "Bb2"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kh7", "Kg7", "Bg7", "Be7", "Bd6", "Bc5", "Bb4", "Bxa3", "Rd8", "Re7", "Re6", "Re5", "Bd7", "Bb7", "Be6", "Ba6", "Bf5", "Bg4", "Bh3", "Rb8", "Nd8", "Nb8", "Ne7", "Ne5", "Na5", "Nd4", "Nb4", "Qd8", "Qd7", "Qe6", "Qd6", "Qh5", "Qg5", "Qf5", "Qe5", "Qc5", "Qb5", "Qa5", "Qd4", "Qc4", "Qd3", "Qxb3", "Qxd2", "a6", "h5", "f5", "b5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Bf5", "reasoning": "eval: 141"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e5", "Nf3", "Nc6", "Bb5", "a6", "Ba4", "Nf6", "O-O", "Nxe4", "d4"], "possibleMoves": ["Rg8", "Be7", "Bd6", "Bc5", "Bb4", "Ba3", "Ke7", "Qe7", "Qf6", "Qg5", "Qh4", "Rb8", "Ra7", "Nb8", "Ne7", "Na7", "Na5", "Nxd4", "Nb4", "Nf6", "Nd6", "Ng5", "Nc5", "Ng3", "Nc3", "Nxf2", "Nd2", "exd4", "h6", "g6", "f6", "d6", "b6", "a5", "h5", "g5", "f5", "d5", "b5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "b5", "reasoning": "Ruy Lopez: Open, Karpov Gambit eval: 37"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "f6", "Ke2", "d5", "exd5", "Qxd5", "Ke1", "e5", "Nc3", "Qc5", "Nf3", "Nc6", "d4", "exd4", "Nb5", "Qb6", "Bf4", "Bb4+", "c3", "Bd6", "Bxd6", "cxd6", "Nxd6+", "Kd7", "Nc4", "Qd8", "Nxd4", "Ke8", "Qa4", "Nh6", "Be2", "Qe7", "Nxc6", "bxc6", "Qxc6+", "Kf7", "Qd5+", "Be6", "Nd6+", "Qxd6", "Qxd6", "Rhc8", "Qf4", "Kg8", "f3", "Re8", "Kf2", "a5"], "possibleMoves": ["Qb8", "Qc7", "Qxh6", "Qxf6", "Qd6", "Qg5", "Qf5", "Qe5", "Qh4", "Qg4", "Qe4", "Qd4", "Qc4", "Qb4", "Qa4", "Qg3", "Qe3", "Qd2", "Qc1", "Kg3", "Ke3", "Kg1", "Kf1", "Ke1", "Ba6", "Bb5", "Bc4", "Bd3", "Bf1", "Bd1", "Rhg1", "Rhf1", "Rhe1", "Rhd1", "Rhc1", "Rhb1", "Rag1", "Raf1", "Rae1", "Rad1", "Rac1", "Rab1", "c4", "h3", "g3", "b3", "a3", "h4", "g4", "b4", "a4"], "color": "w"} [/INST] | {"move": "Rhd1", "reasoning": "eval: 610"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "f5", "Ke2", "fxe4", "Ke1", "d5", "c4", "d4", "d3", "Nc6", "dxe4", "Nf6", "a3", "a5", "Ne2", "Qd6", "Nd2", "e5", "Ng3", "h5", "h4", "g6", "c5", "Qd8", "Bb5", "Bxc5", "Qc2", "Bd6", "Nc4", "Qe7", "Nxd6+", "Qxd6", "Bg5", "Bd7", "Bc4", "Nd8", "f4", "Ng4", "f5", "Rf8", "Be2", "Rf7"], "possibleMoves": ["Bxd8", "Be7", "Bh6", "Bf6", "Bf4", "Be3", "Bd2", "Bc1", "Nxh5", "Nf1", "Ba6", "Bb5", "Bxg4", "Bc4", "Bf3", "Bd3", "Bf1", "Bd1", "Qxc7", "Qc6", "Qc5", "Qc4", "Qa4", "Qd3", "Qc3", "Qb3", "Qd2", "Qd1", "Qc1", "Qb1", "Rh3", "Rh2", "Rg1", "Rf1", "Kd2", "Kf1", "Kd1", "Ra2", "Rd1", "Rc1", "Rb1", "fxg6", "f6", "a4", "b3", "b4"], "color": "w"} [/INST] | {"move": "Rf1", "reasoning": "eval: 85"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "f5", "c4", "e6", "Nf3", "Nf6", "g3", "c6", "Bg2", "d5", "O-O", "Be7", "Qb3", "Qb6", "Nc3", "Ne4", "Be3", "Qxb3", "axb3", "a5", "Ra2", "Na6", "Rxa5", "O-O", "Ra4", "Nc7", "Rfa1", "Bd7", "Bf4", "h6", "Bxc7", "Ra6", "Bf4", "Rfa8", "Bh1", "Be8", "h4", "Bb4", "Rc1", "Nxc3", "Rxa6"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kf8", "Kh7", "Kf7", "Bf7", "Bd7", "Bg6", "Bh5", "Rd8", "Rc8", "Rb8", "Ra7", "Rxa6", "Bf8", "Be7", "Bd6", "Bc5", "Ba5", "Ba3", "Nb5", "Ne4", "Na4", "Nxe2+", "Na2", "Nd1", "Nb1", "bxa6", "dxc4", "g6", "b6", "h5", "e5", "c5", "g5", "b5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Nxe2+", "reasoning": "eval: 335"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "e6", "Nc3", "Bb4", "e3", "O-O", "Ne2", "d5", "a3", "Ba5", "Nf4", "Bxc3+", "bxc3", "b6", "a4", "c6", "cxd5", "Nxd5", "Bd3", "Ba6", "Qc2", "h6", "Bh7+"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Kh8", "reasoning": "eval: -13"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "d5", "c4", "c6", "Nf3", "Nf6", "g3", "dxc4", "Bg2", "Qa5+", "Nbd2", "Nbd7", "Qc2", "e6", "a3", "c5", "Qxc4", "b5", "Qc2", "c4", "b3", "cxb3", "Qd3", "Rb8", "Qxb3", "Bb7", "Bb2", "Ne4", "Qe3", "Ndf6", "Qd3", "Bd5", "O-O", "Bd6", "Nb3", "Qb6", "Rfb1", "Bxb3", "Qxb3", "h6", "Rc1", "Qb7", "Ne5"], "possibleMoves": ["Rg8", "Rf8", "Rh7", "Kf8", "Kd8", "Ke7", "Rd8", "Rc8", "Ra8", "Qc8", "Qa8", "Qe7", "Qd7", "Qc7", "Qc6", "Qb6", "Qa6", "Qd5", "Ng8", "Nh7", "Nd7", "Nh5", "Nd5", "Ng4", "Bf8", "Be7", "Bc7", "Bxe5", "Bc5", "Bb4", "Bxa3", "Ng5", "Nc5", "Nxg3", "Nc3", "Nxf2", "Nd2", "O-O", "g6", "a6", "h5", "b4", "g5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "a5", "reasoning": "eval: 383"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "c5", "Nc3", "Nc6", "f4", "g6", "Nf3", "Bg7", "Bc4", "d6", "d3", "a6", "f5", "b5", "Bd5", "Qb6", "Ng5", "Bxc3+", "bxc3", "gxf5", "Bxf7+", "Kd8", "exf5", "h6", "Ne6+", "Kd7", "Qf3", "Nf6", "Bf4", "Bb7", "Qh3", "Ne5", "Bxe5", "Rae8", "d4", "Kc8", "O-O", "Rhg8", "Bg3"], "possibleMoves": ["Rh8", "Rgf8", "Rg7", "Rg6", "Rg5", "Rg4", "Rxg3", "Ref8", "Rd8", "Kb8", "Kd7", "Ba8", "Bc6", "Bd5", "Be4", "Bf3", "Bxg2", "Nh7", "Nd7", "Nh5", "Nd5", "Ng4", "Ne4", "Qd8", "Qc7", "Qa7", "Qc6", "Qa5", "cxd4", "h5", "d5", "a5", "c4", "b4"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "c4", "reasoning": "eval: 574"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "c5", "Nf3", "d6", "d4", "cxd4", "Nxd4", "Nf6", "Nc3", "Nc6", "Bg5", "Qb6", "Bb5", "Bd7", "Nf5", "h5", "Bxf6", "gxf6", "O-O", "h4", "h3", "Bxf5", "Nd5", "Qxb5", "Nc7+", "Kd8", "Nxb5", "Bd7", "Re1", "a6", "Nc3", "Rc8", "f4", "Bh6", "Qd2", "Bxh3", "gxh3", "Rg8+", "Kh2", "Nd4", "Kh1", "Nf3", "Qf2", "Rg3", "Nd5", "Ke8", "Rec1", "Rc4", "Rd1"], "possibleMoves": ["Kf8", "Kd8", "Kd7", "Bf8", "Bg7", "Bg5", "Bxf4", "Rc8", "Rc7", "Rc6", "Rc5", "Rxe4", "Rd4", "Rb4", "Ra4", "Rc3", "Rxc2", "Rg8", "Rg7", "Rg6", "Rg5", "Rg4", "Rxh3+", "Rg2", "Rg1+", "Ng5", "Ne5", "Nd4", "Nh2", "Nd2", "Ng1", "Ne1", "e6", "b6", "f5", "a5", "e5", "b5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Kf8", "reasoning": "eval: 411"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "d5", "c4", "e6", "Nc3", "c5", "cxd5", "cxd4", "Qxd4", "Nc6", "Qd1", "exd5", "Qxd5", "Be6", "Qxd8+", "Kxd8", "e4", "Nb4", "Bg5+", "Ke8", "Bb5+", "Nc6", "Rd1", "Bb4", "Ne2", "h6", "Bxc6+", "Bd7", "Bxd7+", "Kf8", "Be3", "Ke7", "Bb5", "Nf6", "Rd4", "Rhd8", "Rxb4", "a5", "Ra4", "Rd2", "Kxd2"], "possibleMoves": ["Rh8", "Rg8", "Rf8", "Re8", "Rd8+", "Rc8", "Rb8", "Ra7", "Ra6", "Kf8", "Kd8", "Ke6", "Kd6", "Ng8", "Ne8", "Nh7", "Nd7", "Nh5", "Nd5", "Ng4", "Nxe4+", "g6", "b6", "h5", "g5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Kf8", "reasoning": "eval: 1108"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "e6", "g3", "d5", "Bg2", "Be7", "Nf3", "O-O", "O-O", "Nbd7", "Nc3", "c6", "Qd3", "a5", "b3", "b6", "e4", "dxe4", "Nxe4", "Bb7", "Rd1", "Qc7", "Bf4", "Qd8", "Nxf6+", "Bxf6", "h4", "Re8", "Ng5", "Nf8", "Ne4", "Ng6", "Nxf6+", "Qxf6", "Bg5", "Nxh4", "gxh4", "Qf5", "Qg3", "f6", "Be3"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kf8", "Kf7", "Rf8", "Red8", "Rec8", "Reb8", "Re7", "Rad8", "Rac8", "Rab8", "Ra7", "Ra6", "Bc8", "Ba6", "Qg6", "Qh5", "Qg5", "Qe5", "Qd5", "Qc5", "Qb5", "Qg4", "Qf4", "Qe4", "Qh3", "Qf3", "Qd3", "Qxf2+", "Qc2", "Qb1", "h6", "g6", "e5", "c5", "b5", "a4", "h5", "g5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "c5", "reasoning": "eval: 681"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e5", "Nf3", "Nc6", "Bb5", "a6", "Ba4", "Nf6", "O-O", "Be7", "Re1", "b5", "Bb3", "d6", "c3", "O-O", "h3", "Na5", "Bc2", "c5", "d4", "Qc7", "Nbd2", "exd4", "cxd4", "cxd4", "Nxd4", "Re8", "a4", "Nc6", "Nxc6", "Qxc6", "Nf3", "Bb7", "Bg5", "Qc7", "Bh4", "Rac8", "Nd4", "Qc5", "Rc1"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kf8", "Rf8", "Red8", "Rcd8", "Rb8", "Ra8", "Rc7", "Rc6", "Bf8", "Bd8", "Ba8", "Bc6", "Bd5", "Bxe4", "Nd7", "Nh5", "Nd5", "Ng4", "Nxe4", "Qc7", "Qa7", "Qc6", "Qb6", "Qh5", "Qg5", "Qf5", "Qe5", "Qd5", "Qxd4", "Qc4", "Qb4", "Qc3", "Qa3", "Qxc2", "bxa4", "h6", "g6", "d5", "a5", "b4", "h5", "g5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Bd8", "reasoning": "eval: 66"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "e6", "Nf3", "b6", "Nc3", "Bb4", "Bg5", "h6", "Bh4", "g5", "Bg3", "Nh5", "Be5", "Bxc3+", "bxc3", "f6", "Qc2", "Bb7", "Qg6+", "Kf8", "Qxh5", "g4", "Bf4", "gxf3", "d5", "Ke7", "Qxf3", "e5", "Qe3", "d6", "Bxh6", "Qe8", "h4", "Qg6", "Bf4", "Nd7", "Kd2", "Nc5", "Ke1", "Bc8", "Rd1", "Bd7", "Rc1"], "possibleMoves": ["Rhg8", "Rhf8", "Rhe8", "Rhd8", "Rhc8", "Rhb8", "Rh7", "Rh6", "Rh5", "Rxh4", "Rag8", "Raf8", "Rae8", "Rad8", "Rac8", "Rab8", "Kf8", "Ke8", "Kd8", "Kf7", "Be8", "Bc8", "Be6", "Bc6", "Bf5", "Bb5", "Bg4", "Ba4", "Bh3", "Qg8", "Qe8", "Qh7", "Qg7", "Qf7", "Qh6", "Qh5", "Qg5", "Qf5", "Qg4", "Qe4", "Qg3", "Qd3", "Qxg2", "Qc2", "Qb1", "Nb7", "Ne6", "Na6", "Ne4", "Na4", "Nd3+", "Nb3", "c6", "a6", "f5", "b5", "e4", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Rag8", "reasoning": "eval: -249"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "Nc6", "Ke2", "e5", "Nc3", "Nf6", "Ke1", "Nd4", "Nd5", "c6"], "possibleMoves": ["Ne7", "Nc7+", "Nxf6+", "Nb6", "Nf4", "Nb4", "Ne3", "Nc3", "Nh3", "Nf3", "Ne2", "Ba6", "Bb5", "Bc4", "Bd3", "Be2", "Qh5", "Qg4", "Qf3", "Qe2", "Rb1", "h3", "g3", "f3", "d3", "c3", "b3", "a3", "h4", "g4", "f4", "c4", "b4", "a4"], "color": "w"} [/INST] | {"move": "Nxf6+", "reasoning": "eval: -48"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "e6", "Nf3", "d5", "Nc3", "c5", "cxd5", "Nxd5", "e3", "Nxc3", "bxc3", "cxd4", "cxd4"], "possibleMoves": ["Rg8", "Be7", "Bd6", "Bc5", "Bb4+", "Ba3", "Ke7", "Kd7", "Qe7", "Qd7", "Qc7", "Qf6", "Qd6", "Qb6", "Qg5", "Qd5", "Qa5+", "Qh4", "Qxd4", "Bd7", "Nd7", "Nc6", "Na6", "h6", "g6", "f6", "b6", "a6", "e5", "h5", "g5", "f5", "b5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Qa5+", "reasoning": "eval: 85"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e5", "f4", "exf4", "Nf3", "g5", "h4", "g4", "Ng5", "h6", "Nxf7", "Kxf7", "d4", "d5", "Bxf4", "dxe4", "Bc4+", "Ke8", "Nc3", "Bf5", "Nb5", "Bd6", "O-O", "Ne7", "Bxd6", "cxd6", "Qd2", "a6", "Qb4", "Nc8", "Bf7+", "Kd7", "Nc3", "Qf6", "Qxb7+", "Kd8", "Qxa8", "Qxd4+", "Kh1", "Qf6", "Ne2", "Qxh4+", "Kg1", "Nc6", "Qxc6", "Rh7", "Rab1", "e3", "Qe8+"], "possibleMoves": ["Kc7"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Kc7", "reasoning": "eval: 680"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["f4", "e5", "fxe5", "d6", "exd6", "Bxd6", "Nf3", "Nf6", "Nc3", "Ng4", "g3", "Nxh2", "Rxh2", "Bxg3+", "Rf2", "Nc6", "d3", "Bg4", "Be3", "O-O", "Bg2", "Re8", "Ne4", "Rxe4", "dxe4", "Qe7", "Kf1", "Rd8", "Qb1", "Qxe4", "Qc1", "Re8", "Nd2", "Qxe3", "Ne4", "Qxc1+", "Rxc1", "Bxf2", "Rd1", "Bh4", "Bf3", "Ne5", "Kg2", "Be6", "Nc5", "Nxf3", "Nxe6"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Rf8", "Rd8", "Rc8", "Rb8", "Ra8", "Re7", "Rxe6", "Bd8", "Be7", "Bf6", "Bg5", "Bg3", "Bf2", "Be1", "Ng5", "Ne5", "Nd4", "Nh2", "Nd2", "Ng1", "Ne1+", "fxe6", "h6", "g6", "f6", "c6", "b6", "a6", "h5", "g5", "f5", "c5", "b5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Ng5", "reasoning": "eval: -532"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e5", "Nf3", "Nc6", "Bb5", "a6", "Ba4", "Nf6", "O-O", "Be7", "Re1", "b5", "Bb3", "d6", "c3", "O-O", "h3", "Na5", "Bc2", "c5", "d4", "Qc7", "Nbd2", "Bd7", "Nf1", "Rfe8", "Ne3", "h6", "d5", "Reb8", "Nh2", "Nc4", "Kh1", "Nxe3", "Bxe3"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kf8", "Kh7", "Rf8", "Re8", "Rd8", "Rc8", "Rb7", "Rb6", "Ra7", "Bf8", "Bd8", "Be8", "Bc8", "Be6", "Bc6", "Bf5", "Bg4", "Bxh3", "Qd8", "Qc8", "Qb7", "Qa7", "Qc6", "Qb6", "Qa5", "Ne8", "Nh7", "Nh5", "Nxd5", "Ng4", "Nxe4", "g6", "h5", "a5", "c4", "b4", "g5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Nh7", "reasoning": "eval: 73"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "c5", "Nf3", "Nc6", "d4", "cxd4", "Nxd4", "e6", "Be3", "Be7", "Bd3", "Nf6", "Nd2", "O-O", "c3", "d5", "Nxc6", "bxc6", "h3"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Re8", "Qe8", "Qd7", "Qc7", "Qd6", "Qb6", "Qa5", "Bd7", "Bb7", "Ba6", "Rb8", "Bd6", "Bc5", "Bb4", "Ba3", "Ne8", "Nd7", "Nh5", "Ng4", "Nxe4", "dxe4", "h6", "g6", "a6", "e5", "c5", "d4", "h5", "g5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "dxe4", "reasoning": "eval: -97"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e5", "Nf3", "Nc6", "Bb5", "d6", "d4", "Bd7", "Nc3", "Nf6", "O-O", "Be7", "Re1", "Nxd4", "Nxd4", "a6", "Bxd7+", "Qxd7", "Nb3", "O-O-O", "a4", "d5", "exd5", "Qf5", "Qe2"], "possibleMoves": ["Rhg8", "Rhf8", "Rhe8", "Rdg8", "Rdf8", "Rde8", "Rd7", "Rd6", "Rxd5", "Kb8", "Kd7", "Bf8", "Bd6", "Bc5", "Bb4", "Ba3", "Ng8", "Ne8", "Nd7", "Nh5", "Nxd5", "Ng4", "Ne4", "Qd7", "Qg6", "Qe6", "Qh5", "Qg5", "Qg4", "Qf4", "Qe4", "Qh3", "Qf3", "Qd3", "Qxf2+", "Qxc2", "h6", "g6", "c6", "b6", "a5", "e4", "h5", "g5", "c5", "b5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Nxd5", "reasoning": "eval: 405"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "g6", "Nf3", "Bg7", "g3", "O-O", "Bg2", "d6", "O-O", "c5", "Nc3", "Nc6", "Bg5", "Nxd4", "Nxd4", "cxd4", "Qxd4", "Be6", "Qd3", "Ng4", "Rac1", "Rc8", "Nd5", "Re8", "h3", "Bxd5", "Qxd5", "Ne5", "Qxb7", "Rc7", "Qa6", "Qd7", "Bd2", "h5", "f4", "Nc6", "b4", "Nd4", "e3", "Ne2+", "Kf2", "Nxc1", "Rxc1", "h4", "a3", "Rec8", "gxh4"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kf8", "Kh7", "Rf8", "Re8", "Rd8", "Rb8", "Ra8", "Bh8", "Bf8", "Bh6", "Bf6", "Be5", "Bd4", "Bc3", "Bb2", "Ba1", "Qe8", "Qd8", "Qe6", "Qc6", "Qf5", "Qb5", "Qg4", "Qa4", "Qxh3", "Rb7", "Rc6", "Rc5", "Rxc4", "f6", "e6", "g5", "d5", "f5", "e5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Qf5", "reasoning": "eval: -223"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "e6", "Nc3", "Bb4", "Bg5", "h6", "Bh4", "c5", "d5", "exd5", "cxd5", "d6", "Qa4+", "Nbd7", "Qc2", "Bxc3+", "Qxc3", "O-O", "Rd1", "b5", "e3", "Re8", "Nf3", "g5", "Bg3", "Ba6", "Qa3"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kf8", "Kh7", "Kg7", "Rf8", "Re7", "Re6", "Re5", "Re4", "Rxe3+", "Qc8", "Qb8", "Qe7", "Qc7", "Qb6", "Qa5+", "Rc8", "Rb8", "Nf8", "Nb8", "Nb6", "Ne5", "Nh7", "Nh5", "Nxd5", "Ng4", "Ne4", "Bc8", "Bb7", "h5", "g4", "c4", "b4"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Nb8", "reasoning": "eval: 72"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "g6", "Nc3", "Bg7", "e4", "O-O", "e5", "Ne8", "Be3"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Nf6", "Nd6", "Nc6", "Na6", "Bh8", "Bh6", "Bf6", "Bxe5", "h6", "f6", "e6", "d6", "c6", "b6", "a6", "g5", "h5", "f5", "d5", "c5", "b5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "c5", "reasoning": "eval: 29"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e6", "d4", "d5", "Nc3", "Nf6", "e5", "Nfd7", "f4", "c5", "dxc5", "Nc6", "a3", "Bxc5", "Qg4", "O-O", "Nf3", "Qb6", "Bd3", "Bf2+", "Kf1", "Nc5", "Bxh7+"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kxh7"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Kh8", "reasoning": "eval: 777"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["c4", "e5", "Nc3"], "possibleMoves": ["Ne7", "Nh6", "Nf6", "Be7", "Bd6", "Bc5", "Bb4", "Ba3", "Ke7", "Qe7", "Qf6", "Qg5", "Qh4", "Nc6", "Na6", "h6", "g6", "f6", "d6", "c6", "b6", "a6", "e4", "h5", "g5", "f5", "d5", "c5", "b5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Bb4", "reasoning": "eval: 23"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "g6", "Nc3", "d5", "Bf4", "Bg7", "Rc1", "O-O", "e3", "c5", "dxc5", "dxc4", "Bxc4", "Qa5", "h4", "Na6", "Qa4", "Qb4", "Bxa6", "Qxa4", "Nxa4", "bxa6", "c6", "a5", "Nf3", "Ba6", "Nc5", "Bb5", "Nd4", "Rfc8", "Nxb5", "Rxc6", "Nd4", "Rcc8", "O-O"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kf8", "Rf8", "Re8", "Rd8", "Rcb8", "Rc7", "Rc6", "Rxc5", "Rab8", "Bh8", "Bf8", "Bh6", "Ne8", "Nd7", "Nh5", "Nd5", "Ng4", "Ne4", "h6", "e6", "a6", "g5", "a4", "h5", "e5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Nh5", "reasoning": "eval: 498"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e6", "d4", "d5", "e5", "c5", "c3", "Nc6", "Nf3", "Qb6", "Bd3", "cxd4", "O-O"], "possibleMoves": ["Nge7", "Nh6", "Nf6", "Be7", "Bd6", "Bc5", "Bb4", "Ba3", "Kd8", "Ke7", "Kd7", "Bd7", "Rb8", "Nd8", "Nb8", "Nce7", "Nxe5", "Na5", "Nb4", "Qd8", "Qc7", "Qa6", "Qc5", "Qb5", "Qa5", "Qb4", "Qb3", "Qxb2", "dxc3", "h6", "g6", "f6", "a6", "h5", "g5", "f5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Bd7", "reasoning": "French Defense: Advance Variation, Milner-Barry Gambit, Hector Variation eval: 33"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "c5", "Nf3", "Nc6", "d4", "cxd4", "Nxd4", "Nf6", "Nc3", "e5", "Ndb5", "d6", "Bg5", "a6", "Na3", "b5", "Bxf6", "gxf6", "Nd5", "Bg7", "Be2", "f5", "Bd3", "fxe4", "Bf1", "Ne7", "c3"], "possibleMoves": ["Rg8", "Rf8", "Kf8", "Kd7", "Qd7", "Qc7", "Qb6", "Qa5", "Bd7", "Bb7", "Be6", "Bf5", "Bg4", "Bh3", "Rb8", "Ra7", "Bf8", "Bh6", "Bf6", "Ng8", "Ng6", "Nc6", "Nf5", "Nxd5", "O-O", "h6", "f6", "a5", "b4", "e3", "h5", "f5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Rb8", "reasoning": "eval: -226"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "c5", "Nf3", "e6", "d4", "cxd4", "Nxd4", "Nc6", "Nc3", "Nf6", "Ndb5", "d6", "Be2", "a6", "Nd4", "Bd7", "O-O", "Nxd4", "Qxd4", "Rc8", "e5", "Ng8", "exd6", "Rc6", "Ne4", "Qb6", "Qe5"], "possibleMoves": ["Ne7", "Nh6", "Nf6", "Be7", "Bxd6", "Kd8", "Bc8", "Rc8", "Rc7", "Rxd6", "Rc5", "Rc4", "Rc3", "Rxc2", "Qd8", "Qc7", "Qa7", "Qc5", "Qb5", "Qa5", "Qd4", "Qb4", "Qe3", "Qb3", "Qxf2+", "Qxb2", "h6", "g6", "f6", "a5", "h5", "g5", "f5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "f6", "reasoning": "eval: 354"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["c4", "e5", "Nc3", "Nf6", "Nf3", "e4", "Ng5", "d5", "d4", "h6", "Nh3", "dxc4", "e3"], "possibleMoves": ["Rg8", "Rh7", "Be7", "Bd6", "Bc5", "Bb4", "Ba3", "Ke7", "Kd7", "Qe7", "Qd7", "Qd6", "Qd5", "Qxd4", "Bd7", "Be6", "Bf5", "Bg4", "Bxh3", "Nbd7", "Nc6", "Na6", "Ng8", "Nh7", "Nfd7", "Nh5", "Nd5", "Ng4", "g6", "c6", "b6", "a6", "h5", "g5", "c5", "b5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Bb4", "reasoning": "eval: -44"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "Nc3", "d5", "Bg5", "c5", "Bxf6", "gxf6", "e4"], "possibleMoves": ["Rg8", "Bg7", "Bh6", "Kd7", "Qd7", "Qc7", "Qd6", "Qb6", "Qa5", "Bd7", "Be6", "Bf5", "Bg4", "Bh3", "Nd7", "Nc6", "Na6", "dxe4", "cxd4", "h6", "e6", "b6", "a6", "f5", "c4", "h5", "e5", "b5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "cxd4", "reasoning": "eval: 55"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["c4", "e6", "Nf3", "c5", "Nc3", "Nf6", "g3", "b6", "Bg2", "Bb7", "O-O", "Be7", "d4", "cxd4", "Qxd4", "d6", "Rd1", "a6", "b3", "Nc6", "Qd3", "Qb8", "Bf4", "O-O", "Bxd6", "Bxd6", "Qxd6", "Qxd6", "Rxd6", "Rac8", "Ne1"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Rfe8", "Rfd8", "Rce8", "Rcd8", "Rb8", "Ra8", "Rc7", "Ba8", "Ne8", "Nd7", "Nh5", "Nd5", "Ng4", "Ne4", "Nd8", "Nb8", "Ne7", "Na7", "Ne5", "Na5", "Nd4", "Nb4", "h6", "g6", "e5", "b5", "a5", "h5", "g5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Ne8", "reasoning": "eval: 295"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4"], "possibleMoves": ["Nh6", "Nf6", "Nc6", "Na6", "h6", "g6", "f6", "e6", "d6", "c6", "b6", "a6", "h5", "g5", "f5", "e5", "d5", "c5", "b5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Nf6", "reasoning": "King's Indian Defense: Four Pawns Attack, Fluid Attack eval: 23"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "g6", "Nc3", "Bg7", "Nf3", "d6", "g3", "O-O", "Bg2", "Nbd7", "O-O", "e5", "e4", "Re8", "h3", "exd4", "Nxd4", "Nc5", "Re1", "a5", "Rb1", "Nfd7", "b3", "c6", "Be3", "a4", "b4", "Ne6", "Nxe6", "Rxe6", "Rc1"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kf8", "Qf8", "Qe8", "Qe7", "Qc7", "Qf6", "Qb6", "Qg5", "Qa5", "Qh4", "Rb8", "Ra7", "Ra6", "Ra5", "Bh8", "Bf8", "Bh6", "Bf6", "Be5", "Bd4", "Bxc3", "Nf8", "Nb8", "Nf6", "Nb6", "Ne5", "Nc5", "Re8", "Re7", "Rf6", "Re5", "Rxe4", "h6", "f6", "b6", "g5", "d5", "c5", "a3", "h5", "f5", "b5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Qe7", "reasoning": "eval: 154"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "Nf6", "Ke2", "Nc6", "Nc3", "e5", "Ke1", "d5", "d3", "Bb4", "exd5", "Nxd5", "Bd2", "O-O", "h4", "Nxc3", "bxc3", "Ba5", "Be2", "Qd6", "h5", "h6", "Kf1", "Bd7"], "possibleMoves": ["Bg4", "Bf3", "Bxh6", "Bg5", "Bf4", "Be3", "Be1", "Bc1", "Rh4", "Rh3", "Rh2", "Nh3", "Nf3", "Ke1", "Qe1", "Qc1", "Qb1", "Rc1", "Rb1", "d4", "c4", "g3", "f3", "a3", "g4", "f4", "a4"], "color": "w"} [/INST] | {"move": "Nf3", "reasoning": "eval: -190"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e6", "d4", "d5", "Nd2", "Nf6", "e5", "Nfd7", "Bd3", "c5", "c3", "Nc6", "Ne2", "cxd4", "cxd4", "Be7", "O-O", "Qb6", "Nf3"], "possibleMoves": ["Rg8", "Rf8", "Kf8", "Kd8", "Rb8", "Bf8", "Bd8", "Bf6", "Bd6", "Bg5", "Bc5", "Bh4", "Bb4", "Ba3", "Nf8", "Ndb8", "Nf6", "Ndxe5", "Nc5", "Nd8", "Ncb8", "Ncxe5", "Na5", "Nxd4", "Nb4", "Qd8", "Qc7", "Qa6", "Qc5", "Qb5", "Qa5", "Qxd4", "Qb4", "Qb3", "Qxb2", "O-O", "h6", "g6", "f6", "a6", "h5", "g5", "f5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Nb4", "reasoning": "eval: 152"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "d6", "d4", "Nf6", "Nc3", "g6", "Be3", "c6", "Qd2"], "possibleMoves": ["Rg8", "Bg7", "Bh6", "Kd7", "Qd7", "Qc7", "Qb6", "Qa5", "Bd7", "Be6", "Bf5", "Bg4", "Bh3", "Nbd7", "Na6", "Ng8", "Nfd7", "Nh5", "Nd5", "Ng4", "Nxe4", "h6", "e6", "b6", "a6", "g5", "d5", "c5", "h5", "e5", "b5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Bg4", "reasoning": "Pirc Defense: 150 Attack, Inner Doll Defense eval: 72"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e5", "Bc4", "Bc5", "b4", "Bxb4", "f4", "exf4", "Nf3", "Be7", "d4", "Bh4+", "g3", "fxg3", "O-O", "d5", "Bxd5", "gxh2+", "Kh1"], "possibleMoves": ["Ne7", "Nh6", "Nf6", "Kf8", "Ke7", "Kd7", "Qe7", "Qd7", "Qf6", "Qd6", "Qg5", "Qxd5", "Bd7", "Be6", "Bf5", "Bg4", "Bh3", "Nd7", "Nc6", "Na6", "Be7", "Bf6", "Bg5", "Bg3", "Bf2", "Be1", "h6", "g6", "f6", "c6", "b6", "a6", "h5", "g5", "f5", "c5", "b5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Bh3", "reasoning": "eval: 271"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e5", "Bc4"], "possibleMoves": ["Ne7", "Nh6", "Nf6", "Be7", "Bd6", "Bc5", "Bb4", "Ba3", "Ke7", "Qe7", "Qf6", "Qg5", "Qh4", "Nc6", "Na6", "h6", "g6", "f6", "d6", "c6", "b6", "a6", "h5", "g5", "f5", "d5", "c5", "b5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "b5", "reasoning": "Bishop's Opening: Thorold Gambit eval: 8"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e5", "f4", "exf4", "Nf3", "d6", "d4", "Nf6", "Bc4", "Be7", "O-O", "O-O", "Qd3", "Nh5", "a4", "g5", "Bd2", "c6", "Ba2", "g4", "Na3", "d5", "exd5", "cxd5", "Nb5", "Nc6", "c4", "dxc4", "Qe4", "Nf6", "Qxf4", "gxf3", "Rac1", "Kh8", "d5", "Bc5+", "Be3", "Bxe3+", "Qxe3", "Qxd5", "Qh6"], "possibleMoves": ["Kg8", "Rg8", "Re8", "Rd8", "Bd7", "Be6", "Bf5", "Bg4", "Bh3", "Rb8", "Ng8", "Ne8", "Nd7", "Nh5", "Ng4", "Ne4", "Nd8", "Nb8", "Ne7", "Ne5", "Na5", "Nd4", "Nb4", "Qd8", "Qd7", "Qe6", "Qd6", "Qh5", "Qg5", "Qf5", "Qe5", "Qc5+", "Qxb5", "Qe4", "Qd4+", "Qd3", "Qd2", "Qd1", "fxg2", "b6", "a6", "c3", "f2+", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Qc5+", "reasoning": "eval: -700"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e5", "Nf3", "Nf6", "d4", "Nxe4", "Bd3", "d5", "Nxe5", "Bd6", "O-O", "O-O", "c4", "c6", "Be3", "Re8", "f3", "Ng5", "f4"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kf8", "Rf8", "Re7", "Re6", "Rxe5", "Qe7", "Qd7", "Qc7", "Qf6", "Qb6", "Qa5", "Bd7", "Be6", "Bf5", "Bg4", "Bh3", "Nd7", "Na6", "Bf8", "Be7", "Bc7", "Bxe5", "Bc5", "Bb4", "Ba3", "Ne6", "Ne4", "Nh3+", "Nf3+", "dxc4", "h6", "g6", "f6", "b6", "a6", "c5", "h5", "f5", "b5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "dxc4", "reasoning": "eval: 224"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "d5", "c4", "c6", "Nf3", "Nf6", "cxd5", "cxd5", "Nc3", "Nc6", "Bf4", "Bf5", "e3", "e6", "Qb3", "a6", "Qxb7", "Rc8", "Bxa6"], "possibleMoves": ["Rg8", "Be7", "Bd6", "Bc5", "Bb4", "Ba3", "Qe7", "Qd7", "Qc7", "Qd6", "Qb6", "Qa5", "Rb8", "Ra8", "Rc7", "Ng8", "Nd7", "Nh5", "Ng4", "Ne4", "Nb8", "Ne7", "Na7", "Ne5", "Na5", "Nxd4", "Nb4", "Bg6", "Bg4", "Be4", "Bh3", "Bd3", "Bc2", "Bb1", "h6", "g6", "e5", "h5", "g5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Ne4", "reasoning": "eval: 541"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e6", "d4", "d5", "Nc3", "Bb4", "e5", "c5", "a3", "Bxc3+", "bxc3", "cxd4", "cxd4", "Qc7", "Nf3", "Nc6", "Bd2", "h6", "Bd3", "a6", "Qc1", "Nge7", "O-O", "Bd7", "Re1", "Nf5", "c4", "Nfxd4", "Nxd4", "Nxd4", "Qc3", "dxc4", "Re4", "Nf5", "a4", "Bc6", "Rxc4", "Qd8", "Bxf5"], "possibleMoves": ["Rg8", "Rf8", "Rh7", "Kf8", "Ke7", "Kd7", "Qc8", "Qb8", "Qe7", "Qd7", "Qc7", "Qf6", "Qd6", "Qb6", "Qg5", "Qd5", "Qa5", "Qh4", "Qd4", "Qd3", "Qxd2", "Rc8", "Rb8", "Ra7", "Bd7", "Bd5", "Bb5", "Be4", "Bxa4", "Bf3", "Bxg2", "O-O", "exf5", "g6", "f6", "b6", "h5", "a5", "g5", "b5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Qd5", "reasoning": "eval: 553"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e5", "Nc3", "Nf6", "g3", "Bc5", "Bg2", "Nc6", "Nge2", "a5", "d3", "h5", "Bg5", "d6", "Nd5"], "possibleMoves": ["Rg8", "Rf8", "Rh7", "Rh6", "Kf8", "Kd7", "Qe7", "Qd7", "Bd7", "Be6", "Bf5", "Bg4", "Bh3", "Rb8", "Ra7", "Ra6", "Ng8", "Nh7", "Nd7", "Nxd5", "Ng4", "Nxe4", "Nb8", "Ne7", "Na7", "Nd4", "Nb4", "Ba7", "Bb6", "Bd4", "Bb4+", "Be3", "Ba3", "Bxf2+", "O-O", "g6", "b6", "h4", "a4", "b5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "a4", "reasoning": "eval: 154"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "d5", "c4", "dxc4", "Nf3", "Nf6", "e3", "e6", "Bxc4", "c5", "O-O", "Nc6", "Qd3", "a6", "dxc5", "Nd7", "Qc3", "Nxc5", "b3"], "possibleMoves": ["Rg8", "Be7", "Bd6", "Ke7", "Kd7", "Qe7", "Qd7", "Qc7", "Qf6", "Qd6", "Qb6", "Qg5", "Qd5", "Qa5", "Qh4", "Qd4", "Qd3", "Qd2", "Qd1", "Bd7", "Rb8", "Ra7", "Nb8", "Ne7", "Na7", "Ne5", "Na5", "Nd4", "Nb4", "Nd7", "Ne4", "Na4", "Nd3", "Nxb3", "h6", "g6", "f6", "b6", "e5", "a5", "h5", "g5", "f5", "b5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Be7", "reasoning": "eval: 28"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "c5", "Nf3", "d6", "d4", "cxd4", "Nxd4", "Nf6", "Nc3", "Nc6", "Bg5", "e6", "Qd2", "Be7", "O-O-O", "Nxd4", "Qxd4", "a6", "f4", "Qc7", "e5", "dxe5", "fxe5", "Ng8", "Bxe7", "Nxe7", "Bb5+"], "possibleMoves": ["Kf8", "Bd7", "Nc6", "Qd7", "Qc6", "axb5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Kf8", "reasoning": "eval: 2"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "f6", "Ke2", "f5", "exf5", "d6", "Ke1", "Bxf5", "d4", "e5"], "possibleMoves": ["Nh3", "Nf3", "Ne2", "Ba6", "Bb5+", "Bc4", "Bd3", "Be2", "Ke2", "Kd2", "Qh5+", "Qg4", "Qf3", "Qd3", "Qe2", "Qd2", "Bh6", "Bg5", "Bf4", "Be3", "Bd2", "Nc3", "Na3", "Nd2", "dxe5", "d5", "h3", "g3", "f3", "c3", "b3", "a3", "h4", "g4", "f4", "c4", "b4", "a4"], "color": "w"} [/INST] | {"move": "Ne2", "reasoning": "eval: -22"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "c5", "Nf3", "e6", "d4", "cxd4", "Nxd4", "Nc6", "Nc3", "Nf6", "Ndb5", "a6", "Nd6+", "Bxd6", "Qxd6", "b5", "f3", "b4", "Na4", "e5", "b3", "a5", "Bb2", "Rb8", "Bc4", "Nxe4", "fxe4"], "possibleMoves": ["Rg8", "Rf8", "Qe7", "Qc7", "Qf6", "Qb6", "Qg5", "Qh4+", "Bb7", "Ba6", "Ra8", "Rb7", "Rb6", "Rb5", "Ne7", "Na7", "Nd4", "h6", "g6", "f6", "h5", "g5", "f5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Qh4+", "reasoning": "eval: 434"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e5", "Bc4", "Nc6", "Nc3", "Nf6", "d3", "Bc5", "f4", "d6", "Nf3", "Bg4", "h3", "Bxf3", "Qxf3", "exf4", "Bxf4", "Ne5", "Bxe5", "dxe5", "h4", "Qe7", "h5", "O-O-O", "O-O-O", "a6", "h6", "Ne8", "Qg4+", "Qd7", "hxg7", "Rg8", "Qxd7+", "Kxd7", "Rxh7", "Rxg7", "Rxg7", "Nxg7", "Rf1", "Kd6", "Kd2"], "possibleMoves": ["Rh8", "Rg8", "Rf8", "Re8", "Rc8", "Rb8", "Ra8", "Rd7", "Ne8", "Ne6", "Nh5", "Nf5", "Ke7", "Kd7", "Kc6", "Ba7", "Bb6", "Bd4", "Bb4", "Be3+", "Ba3", "Bf2", "Bg1", "f6", "c6", "b6", "a5", "f5", "b5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Ne6", "reasoning": "eval: 295"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e5", "Nf3", "Nc6", "Bb5", "a6", "Ba4", "Nf6", "Qe2", "b5", "Bb3", "Be7", "d4", "d6", "c3", "Na5", "O-O"], "possibleMoves": ["Rg8", "Rf8", "Kf8", "Kd7", "Qd7", "Bd7", "Bb7", "Be6", "Bf5", "Bg4", "Bh3", "Rb8", "Ra7", "Bf8", "Ng8", "Nd7", "Nh5", "Nd5", "Ng4", "Nxe4", "Nb7", "Nc6", "Nc4", "Nxb3", "O-O", "exd4", "h6", "g6", "c6", "d5", "b4", "h5", "g5", "c5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "O-O", "reasoning": "eval: 57"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "g6", "Nc3", "d5", "cxd5", "Nxd5", "e4", "Nxc3", "bxc3", "Bg7", "Bc4", "O-O", "Ne2", "Qd7", "O-O", "b5", "Bb3", "Bb7", "Ng3", "e6", "h4", "c5", "Rb1", "c4", "Bc2", "a6", "Re1", "f5", "Ba3"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kf7", "Re8", "Rd8", "Rc8", "Rf7", "Rf6", "Nc6", "Ra7", "Bh8", "Bh6", "Bf6", "Be5", "Bxd4", "Qe8", "Qd8", "Qc8", "Qf7", "Qe7", "Qc7", "Qd6", "Qc6", "Qd5", "Qxd4", "Bc8", "Bc6", "Bd5", "Bxe4", "fxe4", "h6", "g5", "e5", "a5", "f4", "b4", "h5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Re8", "reasoning": "eval: 112"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e5", "Nc3", "Nf6", "f4", "d5", "exd5", "e4", "d3", "Bb4", "Bd2", "e3", "Bxe3", "Nxd5", "Bd2", "Qe7+", "Qe2", "Bg4", "Nxd5", "c6", "Nc7+"], "possibleMoves": ["Kf8", "Kd8", "Kd7"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Kd7", "reasoning": "eval: 634"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "d5", "c4", "e6", "Nc3", "c5", "cxd5", "cxd4", "Qxd4", "Nc6", "Qd1", "exd5", "Qxd5"], "possibleMoves": ["Nge7", "Nh6", "Nf6", "Be7", "Bd6", "Bc5", "Bb4", "Ba3", "Ke7", "Qe7", "Qd7", "Qc7", "Qf6", "Qd6", "Qb6", "Qg5", "Qxd5", "Qa5", "Qh4", "Bd7", "Be6", "Bf5", "Bg4", "Bh3", "Rb8", "Nb8", "Nce7", "Ne5", "Na5", "Nd4", "Nb4", "h6", "g6", "f6", "b6", "a6", "h5", "g5", "f5", "b5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Be6", "reasoning": "Tarrasch Defense: von Hennig Gambit eval: 45"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["Nc3", "d5", "f4"], "possibleMoves": ["Nh6", "Nf6", "Kd7", "Qd7", "Qd6", "Bd7", "Be6", "Bf5", "Bg4", "Bh3", "Nd7", "Nc6", "Na6", "h6", "g6", "f6", "e6", "c6", "b6", "a6", "d4", "h5", "g5", "f5", "e5", "c5", "b5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "g5", "reasoning": "Van Geet Opening: Warsteiner Gambit eval: -45"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "e5", "Nf3", "d6", "d4", "exd4", "Nxd4", "Nf6", "Nc3", "Be7", "Be2", "O-O", "O-O", "c5", "Nf3", "Nc6", "Bg5", "a6", "Bh4", "h6", "a4", "Re8", "Re1", "g5", "Bg3", "Bf8", "Nd2", "Bd7", "f3", "Be6", "Bd3", "Bg7", "Bc4", "Nh5", "Bxe6", "fxe6", "Bf2", "Qc7", "Nc4", "Rad8", "Kh1"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kf8", "Kh7", "Kf7", "Rf8", "Re7", "Rc8", "Rb8", "Ra8", "Rd7", "Bh8", "Bf8", "Bf6", "Be5", "Bd4", "Bxc3", "Qc8", "Qb8", "Qf7", "Qe7", "Qd7", "Qb6", "Qa5", "Nb8", "Ne7", "Na7", "Ne5", "Na5", "Nd4", "Nb4", "Nf6", "Nf4", "Ng3+", "b6", "e5", "d5", "a5", "g4", "b5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Nf4", "reasoning": "eval: -47"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "e6", "Nc3", "Bb4", "e3", "d5", "Qa4+", "Nc6", "Bd2", "a6", "a3", "Bf8", "Nf3", "Be7", "Bd3", "O-O", "c5", "Nd7", "O-O", "g6", "Rfc1", "Bf6", "Re1", "Re8", "b4", "Bh8", "b5", "Na7", "bxa6"], "possibleMoves": ["Bg7", "Bf6", "Be5", "Bxd4", "Kf8", "Kg7", "Rf8", "Re7", "Qe7", "Qf6", "Qg5", "Qh4", "Rb8", "Nf8", "Nb8", "Nf6", "Nb6", "Ne5", "Nxc5", "Nc6", "Nb5", "bxa6", "h6", "f6", "c6", "b6", "g5", "e5", "h5", "f5", "b5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Nc6", "reasoning": "eval: 184"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "e6", "Nf3", "c5", "d5", "exd5", "cxd5", "d6", "Nc3", "Be7", "e4", "Nbd7", "h3"], "possibleMoves": ["Rg8", "Rf8", "Kf8", "Qc7", "Qb6", "Qa5", "Rb8", "Bf8", "Nf8", "Nb8", "Nb6", "Ne5", "Ng8", "Nh5", "Nxd5", "Ng4", "Nxe4", "O-O", "h6", "g6", "b6", "a6", "c4", "h5", "g5", "b5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Rb8", "reasoning": "eval: 125"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "Nc6", "Ke2", "e5", "Nc3", "Nf6", "Ke1", "d5", "d3", "Bc5", "Be2", "Bb6", "Nf3", "Ng4", "Rf1", "Ba5", "Bd2", "d4", "Nb1", "Qe7", "Bxa5", "Nxa5", "Nxd4", "Nxh2", "Rh1", "exd4", "Rxh2", "Nc6", "Bg4", "Qb4+", "Nd2", "O-O", "Bxc8", "Raxc8", "Rb1", "f5", "Kf1", "Qc5", "Kg1", "Rce8", "Rh5", "b6", "exf5", "Rxf5", "Ne4", "Qa5", "Qg4", "Ref8"], "possibleMoves": ["Rxh7", "Rh6", "Rg5", "Rxf5", "Rh4", "Rh3", "Rh2", "Rh1", "Qxg7+", "Qg6", "Qg5", "Qxf5", "Qh4", "Qf4", "Qh3", "Qg3", "Qf3", "Qe2", "Qd1", "Nf6+", "Nd6", "Ng5", "Nc5", "Ng3", "Nc3", "Nd2", "Kh2", "Kh1", "Kf1", "Rf1", "Re1", "Rd1", "Rc1", "Ra1", "g3", "f3", "c3", "b3", "a3", "f4", "c4", "b4", "a4"], "color": "w"} [/INST] | {"move": "b4", "reasoning": "eval: 41"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "e6", "Nc3", "Bb4", "Qc2", "d5", "a3", "Bxc3+", "Qxc3", "dxc4", "Qxc4", "O-O", "Nf3", "a5", "Bg5", "b5", "Qxb5", "Ba6", "Qxa5", "Qd6", "Bxf6", "gxf6", "Qc3", "Rd8", "g3", "Qb6", "Bg2", "Nc6", "b4", "e5", "dxe5"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kf8", "Kg7", "Rf8", "Re8", "Rdc8", "Rdb8", "Rd7", "Rd6", "Rd5", "Rd4", "Rd3", "Rd2", "Rd1+", "Rac8", "Rab8", "Ra7", "Nb8", "Ne7", "Na7", "Nxe5", "Na5", "Nd4", "Nxb4", "Qb8", "Qb7", "Qa7", "Qc5", "Qb5", "Qa5", "Qd4", "Qxb4", "Qe3", "Qxf2+", "Bc8", "Bb7", "Bb5", "Bc4", "Bd3", "Bxe2", "fxe5", "h6", "f5", "h5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Bxe2", "reasoning": "eval: 256"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "f6", "Ke2", "d5", "exd5", "c6", "dxc6", "Qb6", "Ke1", "Nxc6"], "possibleMoves": ["Nh3", "Nf3", "Ne2", "Ba6", "Bb5", "Bc4", "Bd3", "Be2", "Ke2", "Qh5+", "Qg4", "Qf3", "Qe2", "Nc3", "Na3", "h3", "g3", "f3", "d3", "c3", "b3", "a3", "h4", "g4", "f4", "d4", "c4", "b4", "a4"], "color": "w"} [/INST] | {"move": "Nc3", "reasoning": "eval: 26"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "Nf6", "c4", "g6", "Nc3", "Bg7", "Nf3", "O-O", "e3", "d6", "Be2", "Nbd7", "O-O", "e5", "dxe5", "dxe5", "Qc2", "Qe7", "b3", "c6", "Rb1", "Nc5", "Ba3", "b6", "Rbd1", "Re8", "Qc1", "Qc7", "b4", "Nce4", "Bb2", "Bf5", "h3", "h5", "Qa1", "Qe7", "Nxe4", "Bxe4", "a4", "Qxb4", "Bxe5", "Rxe5", "Nxe5", "Re8", "Nf3", "Bc2", "Rb1"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kf8", "Kh7", "Rf8", "Rd8", "Rc8", "Rb8", "Ra8", "Re7", "Re6", "Re5", "Re4", "Rxe3", "Bh8", "Bf8", "Bh6", "Nh7", "Nd7", "Nd5", "Ng4", "Ne4", "Qf8", "Qe7", "Qd6", "Qc5", "Qb5", "Qa5", "Qxc4", "Qxa4", "Qc3", "Qb3", "Qa3", "Qd2", "Qb2", "Qe1", "Qxb1", "Bf5", "Be4", "Bxa4", "Bd3", "Bb3", "Bd1", "Bxb1", "a6", "g5", "c5", "b5", "h4", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Qe7", "reasoning": "eval: 98"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "c5", "Nf3", "d6", "d4", "cxd4", "Nxd4", "Nf6", "Nc3", "a6", "Bg5", "Nbd7", "Bc4", "Qa5", "Qd2", "e6", "O-O-O", "b5", "Bb3", "Bb7", "Rhe1", "b4", "Ba4", "bxc3", "Qf4", "Be7", "Nf5", "cxb2+", "Kxb2", "Qb6+", "Kc3", "Qa5+", "Kb2", "Qb6+", "Kc1", "Qc5", "Nxd6+", "Kf8", "Nxb7", "Qa3+", "Kb1", "Qxa4", "Qc7", "h6", "Bf4", "Qb5+", "Ka1", "Ba3", "Bd6+"], "possibleMoves": ["Kg8", "Ke8", "Bxd6"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Bxd6", "reasoning": "eval: -389"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "d5", "c4", "e6", "Nc3", "Nf6", "Bg5", "Be7", "e3", "O-O", "Nf3", "h6", "Bh4", "Ne4", "Bxe7", "Qxe7", "cxd5", "Nxc3", "bxc3", "exd5", "Qb3", "Rd8", "c4"], "possibleMoves": ["Kh8", "Kf8", "Kh7", "Rf8", "Re8", "Rd7", "Rd6", "Bd7", "Be6", "Bf5", "Bg4", "Bh3", "Nd7", "Nc6", "Na6", "Qf8", "Qe8", "Qd7", "Qf6", "Qe6", "Qd6", "Qg5", "Qe5", "Qc5", "Qh4", "Qe4", "Qb4+", "Qxe3+", "Qa3", "dxc4", "g6", "f6", "c6", "b6", "a6", "h5", "g5", "f5", "c5", "b5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Nd7", "reasoning": "eval: 27"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["d4", "f5", "g3", "Nf6", "Bg2", "g6", "Nf3", "Bg7", "O-O", "O-O", "c4", "d6", "Nc3", "Bd7", "Re1", "Qe8", "Ng5", "e5", "dxe5", "dxe5", "Qd5+", "Kh8", "Qd2", "Nc6", "Nd5", "Qc8", "b3", "h6", "Nh3"], "possibleMoves": ["Kg8", "Kh7", "Rg8", "Re8", "Rd8", "Rf7", "Qe8", "Qd8", "Qb8", "Rb8", "Be8", "Be6", "Ng8", "Ne8", "Nh7", "Nh5", "Nxd5", "Ng4", "Ne4", "Nd8", "Nb8", "Ne7", "Na5", "Nd4", "Nb4", "b6", "a6", "h5", "g5", "f4", "e4", "b5", "a5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "g5", "reasoning": "eval: 15"} |
[INST] You are a chess player.
You will be given a list of previous moves of a game in algebraic
notation, the color of your pieces, and a list of possible moves
in the format below.
{moveHistory: string[],
possibleMoves: string[],
color: "b" | "w" }
The move history will be alternating moves in algebraic starting
with white.
It is your job to pick the best possible move to win the game.
The move returned MUST BE PART OF THE SET OF POSSIBLE MOVES
GIVEN.
Here is an example set of possible moves at the start of the game
for white pieces:
['a3', 'a4', 'b3', 'b4', 'c3', 'c4', 'd3', 'd4', 'e3', 'e4',
'f3', 'f4', 'g3', 'g4', 'h3', 'h4', 'Na3', 'Nc3', 'Nf3', 'Nh3'].
Your response must be a JSON object with the key "move" which
will be your move, and the key "reasoning" which will be your
reasoning for making that move.
For example, a valid response would be {"move": "Nh3",
"reasoning": "I moved my knight to h3 to control the center of
the board."}
Your reasoning must be limited to 10 words or less.
{"moveHistory": ["e4", "c5", "Nf3", "a6", "d4", "cxd4", "Nxd4"], "possibleMoves": ["Nh6", "Nf6", "Qc7", "Qb6", "Qa5+", "Nc6", "Ra7", "h6", "g6", "f6", "e6", "d6", "b6", "a5", "h5", "g5", "f5", "e5", "d5", "b5"], "color": "b"} [/INST] | {"move": "Nf6", "reasoning": "eval: 22"} |
End of preview. Expand
in Data Studio
README.md exists but content is empty.
- Downloads last month
- 14