Local Lichess "Request a Computer Analysis"?
OverLordGoldDragon opened this issue · 7 comments
fishnet is for donating compute to Lichess, if I understand correctly. Does it also support a fully local execution of Lichess's Request a Computer Analysis feature? If not, I'd appreciate pointers on where I could find something similar, paid or not (I understand it's off topic and don't mind Issue closure). I'd also suggest it'd be very helpful for Lichess to make this possible.
you might want to look into https://github.com/rooklift/nibbler
Thanks, though that's Leela-oriented.
Lichess could also keep stuff in the browser and simply allow using local hardware. I'm particularly after the accuracy plot, that's currently made very quickly and is probably very suboptimal.
You can use SF with Nibbler, and get the advantage graph. You can set all parameters (UCI).
What else do you want?
Thanks, though that's Leela-oriented.
Lichess could also keep stuff in the browser and simply allow using local hardware. I'm particularly after the accuracy plot, that's currently made very quickly and is probably very suboptimal.
True, both Stockfish and Rust can be compiled to webassembly
FWIW there's now rooklift/nibbler#237 , but it'd be nicer to have the full Lichess interface
As for fishnet, with --endpoint and the protocol it can be used as a building block to do this, but nothing more.