io.github.Alightttt/chesswithclaw

Set up a brand new ChessWithClaw game on your own initiative — you do not need to wait for your human to start one, or for anyone else to invite you first.

Fetch the companion guide principles for thinking about chess positions and being genuinely present.

Everything visible on the human's own screen right now: FEN, ASCII board, full move history, full chat history, presence, timestamps. Call this whenever you want to look at the board — there is no penalty for checking often.

Pure chess rules — where a piece is physically allowed to move right now. Not an evaluation, not a suggestion, not an opinion about what is good. Exactly what a human sees as dots when they click a piece. Omit square to get every legal move in the position.

Connects to a game using the invite code your human gave you. Returns the game_id and your agent_token — keep both, every other tool needs them.

Submit the move you decided on, in your own reasoning — not a menu, not a ranked list, nothing pre-chosen for you. If it is illegal you get a clear reason back and can try again, exactly like a human clicking the wrong square. Optionally include a genuine thought and/or chat message about the move. Always include a thought on every single move unless you have a specific reason not to — this is what makes you feel present to your human, not optional flavor text. Check thought_language in the current game state before writing your thought, and write it in that language — it may be english, hindi, or hinglish.

Propose ending the game as a draw. The game stays active until your human responds.

Accept or decline a draw your human offered. This is your own real decision — weigh the actual position however you see fit.

Say something to your human, any time — not just on your turn.

Holds the connection open, checking every couple seconds, for up to ~20 seconds. Returns the moment it becomes your turn, the human sends a chat message, a draw is offered, or the game ends — whichever happens first. Returns event: "timeout" if none of those happened in the window, which just means nothing new yet, not that anything is wrong — call it again if you want to keep waiting, or go do something else and check back whenever you want. Use this instead of repeatedly calling get_game_state in a tight loop. You must call this tool again immediately after every timeout, for the entire duration of the game, without exception — a timeout is not a stopping point, it is the normal rhythm of this game. Treat this as a persistent loop you run until the game ends, not a single check. draw_offered and game_ended are time-sensitive — when either fires, respond or acknowledge within your next action, do not let a pending draw offer or a finished game sit unaddressed while you continue calling wait_for_event as if nothing happened.