Siderite
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2 months ago One idea would be to identify puzzles that satisfy:
GM Davorin Kuljasevic's method of looking at moves by both sides and identifying the blunder
More details:
I tried to address this issue by designing a different type of tactical puzzle called Find a hidden tactic (I will use the abbreviation FHT in some places in the book). In it, your task is to discover a tactic that is 'hidden' within a three-move sequence. However, two big unknowns make this exercise more challenging than a typical tactical puzzle. Firstly, you don't know on which move the tactic is hidden; it can be on the first, second, or third move. Secondly, you have no information whether it is White or Black who has a tactic; it can be either side. Consequently, a tactic may be hidden in any of the sequence's six positions (three for White and three for Black), and you will have to play detective to find out which one it is.
That would allow searching for puzzles, then getting them from the Lichess API.