| Title | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
Universal Chess Interface Specification |
blocr |
Feb 18, 2023 |
The Universal Chess Interface (UCI) is a communication protocol used between chess engines and chess user interfaces (GUI). UCI was created and first release in November 2000 by Rudolf Huber and Stefan Meyer-Kahlen
Moves are written in long algebraic notation
Long Algebraic Notation specify both the starting and ending square
e2e4
move the piece from the square e2 to the square e4
f3g5
move the piece from the square f3 to the square g5
- uci
- debug [on|off]
- isready
- setoption name [value]
- register
- ucinewgame
- position [fen|startpos] moves ...
- go
- ponder
- wtime
- btime
- winc
- binc
- movestogo
- depth
- nodes
- mate
- infinite
- stop
- ponderhit
- quit
- id
- name
- author
- uciok
- readyok
- bestmove [ponder]
- copyprotection
- registration
- info
- depth
- seldepth
- time
- nodes
- pv
- multipv
- score
- cp
- mate
- lowerbound
- upperbound
- currmove
- currmovenumber
- hashfull
- nps
- tbhits
- cpuload
- string
- refutation
- currline
- option
- name
- type
- default
- min
- max
- var