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Find your starting point
Learn the rules from the beginning, or choose a rating target. A short placement, which you can skip, will check what you already know so you never repeat it.
Start where you are.
Learn what comes next.
A short placement will find your starting point. After that, AVIAN chooses the next skill from the evidence in your puzzles, lessons, and games.
See how it worksAdaptive learning
Screens from the AccelaStudy AI Chess development build.
Finding the strongest move is a chess engine’s job. Knowing what you understand is a different job, and it is AVIAN’s. In AccelaStudy AI Chess, AVIAN will keep track of which patterns you recognize, which plans you can explain, and which ideas need another look before they become habits.
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Use mistakes as a direction
A move that does not work points at the idea behind it. You will see the opponent’s best reply and why it works, and AVIAN will use that evidence to decide what to review. A different move that also works is never called a mistake just because the puzzle expected another.
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Keep the next step relevant
Recommendations will mix new ideas, review that is due, and practice drawn from your own games, each with a short reason you can read. You can always choose another topic.
What it adds to your study routine
- Placement before a long study commitment
- Feedback tied to the idea behind the move
- Review that returns to the patterns you have not mastered
Planned. The development build saves your path and your practice on your device; AVIAN’s placement and recommendations are being connected.
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