dsh-go-sensei

After a game, what hurts most is not the result itself but not knowing exactly which move went wrong, why, and what concrete alternative would have been better. dsh-go-sensei hands your SGF game record to a Go-teacher persona inside DSH, walking through every problem move: its original intent, the flaw, and a specific better line with follow-up variations.

Follow-up questions come with annotated diagrams (moves numbered 1-9 / A-Z, key stones marked with triangles and other symbols); interactive win-rate and score-difference curves let you click any point to jump to that move; explanations can be written back into a -sensei.sgf copy alongside the original, or exported as a Markdown review report. On Windows the plugin ships with bundled KataGo v1.16.4 and 18b weights so missing analysis data is computed automatically with zero extra downloads; on other platforms or without an engine it degrades gracefully to pure-theory explanations.

Built for amateur players from 18k up to 1d. Explanation depth adapts to the weaker player's level listed in the game record, so beginners get everyday analogies while stronger players get direct strategic discussion. No Java, no separate Go software, no manual engine-path setup: drop an SGF file into a session and ask for a review to get started.