If the chips are at the end of a run i.e. near wall, then the skirting or finishing strip should cover them,  If it's in the middle of a run, then you could try one of the repair kits available - not particularly brilliant but might get you by.

Col

Wow   Col great minds think a like   but you beat me to it  

Jase

One thing to note whith any floor covering.
You need 10% more than the finished size to allow for such wastage.
i.e.
10 square metre floor you need 11 square metres.
15 square metre floor you need 16.5 square metres.
20 square metre floor needs 22 square metres or nearest above.

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assuming you are useing a jig saw  your cutting from left to right just flip the boards end over end butt the board against the wall and depending on the sort of board clearence required you you just transfer the edge of the board onto the back of the board on top [plus or minus a few mm dependant on clearence reguired square the mark on the top  cut from the back no chipping
if there is a slight angle remember you either have to cut from the front or reverse the angle on the back

if your chipped board are bad and you dont think you can easily cover them with the edging
its worth concidering replacing them now whilst its un finnished working on the principle the joints either gradualy slope left or right you just go back or forward to a slightly smaller chipped board replacing it with a slightly longer ex chipped board[cut down]

i use 101d or 101b blades replacing frequently they blunt quite quickly probably after 5m of cuts [experiance will tell]

good luck