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The '''Variations in Repertoire''' card scans your entire repertoire and library items against a comprehensive database of known chess openings. It automatically identifies and highlights all named openings and variations that appear within your material, giving you a clear overview of the theoretical lines you already cover and how they connect to established opening theory. | The '''Variations in Repertoire''' card scans your entire repertoire and library items against a comprehensive database of known chess openings. It automatically identifies and highlights all named openings and variations that appear within your material, giving you a clear overview of the theoretical lines you already cover and how they connect to established opening theory. | ||
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The Variations in Repertoire card scans your entire repertoire and library items against a comprehensive database of known chess openings. It automatically identifies and highlights all named openings and variations that appear within your material, giving you a clear overview of the theoretical lines you already cover and how they connect to established opening theory.
The list of opening names and variations is sourced from the open-source Lichess Chess Openings project, which contains over 3,000 named openings and variations based on widely recognized chess theory.
This feature helps you:
- Recognize which established openings your repertoire and library items contain
- Learn and memorize official opening names more easily
- Organize your study material by opening name and structure
- Identify gaps or redundancies in your preparation