◇ Just read — no move needed
Your graduation game
Everything the course taught now shares one board: corners before sides (Chapter 11), groups kept connected (Chapter 5), eyes made before they are needed (Chapter 8), boundaries counted before they are played (this chapter). On 13×13 the middle game weighs more than on 9×9 — one floating group can decide the whole game, so answer every cut and settle every weak stone before expanding. Use the win-rate bar as a weather report, not a verdict, and open the AI suggestions when two candidates feel equal. Afterwards, find the move where the bar jumped hardest — that review is the real lesson. If the engine can't start on this device, the game quietly falls back to a light built-in opponent. Black to move: take a corner.