Tuna 1.0.0 JA - new chess engine


Author: Bill Chow

Tuna is a high-performance chess engine written in C++20, achieving 2505.9 ELO rating in tournament play. Built from scratch with modern C++ practices, it features bitboard representation, alpha-beta search, and sophisticated evaluation functions.

Key Features
Advanced Search: Alpha-beta with transposition tables, quiescence search, and pruning techniques
Bitboard Engine: PEXT bitboards for sliding piece attacks and efficient move generation
Automated Testing: SPRT statistical validation and tournament management system
Modern Tooling: Pixi dependency management, CMake/Ninja build system, automated formatting.


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