"Lichess" matching MCP servers:

MCP server that exposes the Lichess public API through tools for querying player profiles, games, analysis, openings, puzzles, and tournaments, allowing natural-language chess questions without an API key.

Connects Claude to Lichess for playing chess games, analyzing positions with Stockfish cloud evaluation, and solving puzzles. Supports real-time gameplay including moves, challenges, draw offers, and accessing user profiles and game history.

Enables AI assistants to look up Lichess players, review their recent games and flagged mistakes, and answer chess questions using Lichess's own server analysis, cloud evaluations, and Syzygy tablebase rather than guessing. Also serves daily and by-id puzzles (with solutions hidden until requested) and opening explorer statistics, returning explicit "not available" responses when Lichess has no data.

A chess training MCP server that downloads games from Lichess, analyzes moves with Stockfish, detects pattern errors using a compression model, and provides spaced repetition training to improve weaknesses.

MCP server that gives Claude programmatic access to a local En Croissant chess opening trainer, enabling conversational opening prep by reading its SQLite database, PGN files, and Lichess API. It supports repertoire review, due cards, and opponent statistics directly from chat.

MCP chess runtime that lets LLMs play, analyze, and adapt strength by exposing Stockfish, human move likelihood (Maia3), and Lichess statistics, with the LLM handling strategy and the server handling computation.