Developer builds Claude Code skill that narrates chess post-mortems using Stockfish
A developer created a set of Claude Code skills that convert a single chess game into a readable post-mortem, combining Stockfish engine analysis with the player's own recorded thoughts during the match. In a demonstration, Claude transcribed a French audio recording of the player's in-game reasoning via whisper.cpp, aligned it with move timestamps from the PGN, and produced a narrated video explaining specific decisions, such as bishop placement choices, verified against engine lines. All underlying files—transcript, engine analysis, annotated PGN, and storyboard—are shared in the project's example folder.