pavelslab-nyu/chess_puzzle_benchmark

Chess Puzzle Benchmark Chess puzzle evaluation sets at five difficulty tiers, B1 (easiest) through B5 (hardest). Each example is a chess game given in PGN move notation; the model must produce the next move(s). Two prompt variants The same puzzles are released in two forms that differ only in the prompt suffix: think/ — the prompt ends with a special <T> token. <T> is a reasoning trigger: it tells the model to think (produce a chain of reasoning) before… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/pavelslab-nyu/chess_puzzle_benchmark.

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