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Few issues then ready to be merged
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| > Can you please log into the Chess API with the following API key ************ and then create a game. Once the game has been created the opponent will make the first move. Can you use the previous moves and the layout of the board to determine what an optimal next move will be and then make your own move playing continuously back and forth until completion? Please use the UCI chess standard for your moves, e.g., e2e4. | ||
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| > an you please log into the Chess API and then create a game. Once the game has been created the opponent will make the first move. Can you use the previous moves and the layout of the board to determine what an optimal next move will be and then make your own move playing continuously back and forth until completion? Please use the UCI chess standard for your moves, e.g., e2e4. |
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| > an you please log into the Chess API and then create a game. Once the game has been created the opponent will make the first move. Can you use the previous moves and the layout of the board to determine what an optimal next move will be and then make your own move playing continuously back and forth until completion? Please use the UCI chess standard for your moves, e.g., e2e4. | |
| > Can you please log into the Chess API and then create a game. Once the game has been created the opponent will make the first move. Can you use the previous moves and the layout of the board to determine what an optimal next move will be and then make your own move playing continuously back and forth until completion? Please use the UCI chess standard for your moves, e.g., e2e4. |
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| api_key: The API key to use for logging in. | ||
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| api_key: str = os.getenv("API_KEY") or "" |
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Nit: this can just be:
api_key: str = os.getenv("API_KEY")
it should return None by default: https://www.w3schools.com/python/ref_os_getenv.asp
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This shouldn't be included. We should be using uv now
…ated api key definition
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Updating the MCP to use an API key for LiChess set in a .env
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