Claude Code skills that turn one of your chess games into a post-mortem you can actually read: plain-language explanations of your mistakes checked against Stockfish, an annotated PGN, an HTML viewer and a narrated video of the whole game.
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Turn a PGN into annotated commentary about what actually went wrong.
Cross-check the plain-language advice with a Stockfish analysis.
Render a narrated video of the game to watch instead of reading a move list.
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