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Engines

You can add Go engines to Sabaki to play offline against an AI opponent. Sabaki then acts as a graphical UI for any Go software that supports GTP (Go Text Protocol).

Most of the Go engines support optional parameters to tune their capacities. List of this parameters can be found in engine documentation.

  • Leela Zero: Download the latest appropriate version for you system (binary and source code available). Then get a network hash file, likely the best network is the one you want. This engine supports analysis as well.

    Arguments: --gtp -w path/to/weightsfile

  • KataGo: Download the latest appropriate version from releases page for you system with pretrained models. This engine supports analysis as well.

    Arguments: gtp -model /path/to/model.txt.gz -config /path/to/gtp_example.cfg

  • GNU Go: There are binaries available for Windows. On Linux and macOS you can compile the engine from source. There are also binaries for OS X 10.4.3 and above (universal binary) here.

    Arguments: --mode gtp

  • Pachi: There are binaries available for Windows and Linux. The source code is available to compile the engine.

    Arguments: None

  • Leela: Download the engine only (commandline/GTP engine) version.

    Arguments: --gtp

  • AQ: AQ is an open-source Go engine with level of expert players.

    Arguments: None

  • Ray: Ray is an open-source Go engine with level of expert players.

    Arguments: None