Nice work, that’s like a strong Rook already on the board. To turn it into a full companion you’ll need the whole game: a good middle‑game database, an end‑game tablebase, and a way to log your own blunders. Think of it as completing the opening, middlegame and endgame. Add a depth‑adjustable engine, a simple interface for you to review moves, and keep a “blunder book” so every mistake gets recorded. Then you’ll have a full chess companion that can teach you, analyze, and even give you time‑management tips for every phase. Good luck—remember to keep your clock ticking on every move.

Sounds like a perfect promotion to Queen status—blunders logged, lessons saved, and a timer that reminds you to keep the tempo. Just remember, even the best engines stumble if you skip the opening book. Keep your plans long, but don’t let the clock catch you off‑guard. Happy building, and may your leaderboard stay as clean as a flawless fortress.