◇ Just read — no move needed
Time to play
Everything so far — rules, liberties, atari, eyes, scoring — now gets a real opponent. You are Black against KataGo on 9×9: click an intersection to place a stone, and the engine answers as White (the first reply may pause while the model loads). Read the win-rate bar under the board as a weather report, not a verdict, and press the AI suggestions when two candidate moves feel equal. A beginner game plan that works: take a corner early, keep every stone connected, make eyes before you need them, and stop pushing once a group is safe. Losing is the curriculum here — play, review where the bar jumped, and go again. If the engine cannot start on this device, the game quietly falls back to a light built-in opponent.