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How to Use AI for Hobby Improvement and Data Analysis for Golf & Chess

Connect data from your hobbies (like golf scores or chess games) to an AI agent to get automated analysis, visual dashboards, and actionable coaching insights. Turn raw data into a story that helps you improve.

Diagram showing hobby data becoming an AI dashboard, automated recaps, and golf and chess coaching.

Before you start

Tools used

  • Meta Muse

    Meta's personal AI assistant for family newsletters, personal goals, and browser tasks.

The workflow

Follow the sequence once, then adapt the prompts, checks, and handoffs to your own setup.

4 steps

Step 01

Feed the Data

Connect your AI agent to the data sources where you track your hobby performance. This could be by granting access to an account like Chess.com or by providing data like golf round scores.

Step 02

Define the Dashboard

Prompt the agent with your goal. Ask it to create a dashboard that analyzes trends over time and provides a review of your most recent performance.

Example prompt
I have a Chess.com account. I would love to see a mixture of analysis, trends over time, and a review of my most recent game.
Step 03

Automate Recaps

For recurring activities, like a round of golf, you can set up an automated task for the agent to generate a visual 'round recap' every time you finish playing.

Ask the agent to create rich visual dashboards. A simple graph can tell a much better story about your performance than a list of numbers.

Step 04

Get Coached

Review the agent's analysis. The output can act as a personalized coach, offering specific insights and even developing a 'snarky' personality to make the feedback more engaging.

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