When you do a lichess analysis, sometimes it will say that you played good/brilliant/interesting moves. This is cool, but it would be nice if you could specify if it was brilliant or interesting. Cool feature, thanks @Thibault!
You're using LiChess Tools, by any chance?
@GalwayGroot lichess does not have brilliant moves for that exact reason maybe you using a plugin or you imported a game in from chess.com
So to answer your request, @GalwayGroot , you are (probably) using LiChess Tools, the browser extension I am developing, and it has the Extra Analysis Charting feature (siderite.dev/blog/lichess-tools---user-manual#extraChart) which:
1. detects interesting moves
2. lets you cycle and see on the chart the good/interesting/brilliant moves
Now, the extension finds moves that it considers interesting because there can be no objective brilliant move detection. Anything that pretends to detect brilliant moves is approximating and often generating a lot of false positives (see chess dot com). And any move that is not a blunder or mistake is a good (enough) move.
Yet, if you are in a study or annotated game, you can have moves that someone/something annotated as good or brilliant or interesting and you see them all on the chart and can cycle through them. You differentiate them by the annotation decorating the move (! good move !! brilliant move !? interesting move).
I didn't create a link entry for each type because it would have taken too much space.
I hope that's been clear. And thanks for appreciating my efforts :)
1. detects interesting moves
2. lets you cycle and see on the chart the good/interesting/brilliant moves
Now, the extension finds moves that it considers interesting because there can be no objective brilliant move detection. Anything that pretends to detect brilliant moves is approximating and often generating a lot of false positives (see chess dot com). And any move that is not a blunder or mistake is a good (enough) move.
Yet, if you are in a study or annotated game, you can have moves that someone/something annotated as good or brilliant or interesting and you see them all on the chart and can cycle through them. You differentiate them by the annotation decorating the move (! good move !! brilliant move !? interesting move).
I didn't create a link entry for each type because it would have taken too much space.
I hope that's been clear. And thanks for appreciating my efforts :)
Thanks @TotalNoob69, I was using LiChess Tools, but I had never seen this feature before. Also, well done on creating LiChess Tools!