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...It promotes distributed and decentralized topologies, allowing it high availability and fault tolerance along with guaranteed reliable message delivery. NSQ scales horizontally and is easy to configure and deploy. It is agnostic to data format, so messages can be in JSON, MsgPack, Protocol Buffers, or anything else. Official Go and Python libraries are available, and so are many other community-supported libraries. Binary releases are published for Linux, freebsd, darwin and Windows as well as an official Docker image.

An IRC Bot With some essential commands for fun and power. This lightweight bot can be adapted to all your needs. Because it is made in python the possibilities are limitless. **This project is not under development, v0.2 is the less-bad code and should be used instead of v0.1**

A Java API for IRC development, especially made for IRC bots but can be used for almost anything IRC related. Our IRC channel can be found at irc.strictfp.com on channel #IRC, we hope to see you there!

LibMSNP is a C++ shared library that allows applications to communicate over the Windows MSN/Live Messenger protocol. It is intended to for beginners and intermediates alike, offering a convenient C++ API for anything from IM-clients to social bots.

A library of LAN tools based on wxWidgets. A ping, a network scanner searching for all the available PCs,printers etc, a local port scanner, a chat/fileshare and a data-traffic collector . Anything else can be added.

SICSY is a system, in which a server and multiple clients can communicate in near real-time. It allows for developers to easily create such systems, for anything from chat to games. The client is written in Javascript/AJAX, and the server in Perl.

pebwun is a hack of the console MSN Messenger client pebrot written in python. It offers many advanced features such as XMMS controle, lots of color, and many other things. It should work on anything with curses, and is useable with cygwin on windows.

Katama is a modular bot written in Java that provides a powerful framework for user management, commands, a virtual file system (no joke, read about it!), dynamically loadable modules for IRC, AIM, and anything else you might want a bot to do.

IrcLeech is an application which allows users to easily download files offered by XDCC bots on IRC servers without having to type commands or even know anything about IRC and XDCC. IrcLeech will automatically resume any download that was interrupted.

Irc web client (PHP, xhtml, css, ECMAScript) in real time (without "refresh"). Groucha doesn't need anything else than php and is "safe mode" compatible.

YAIB is a platform independent IRC bot, that can be used e.g. for channel management or anything else. It provides a simple API so that you can easily extend its functionality. (The included IRC API can soon also be used to write other IRC applications.)

Traditionally, IRC clients on the Mac have been anything but glamorous. Colloquy is an advanced IRC client which aims to fill this void. By adhering to Mac OS X interface conventions, Colloquy has the look and feel of a quality Mac application.

Haskell User-Submitted Libraries includes anything we can get our hands on and clean up for general use, as well as new libraries that would be useful to the general Haskell community. Submit your libs, or join the project to create needed libs!

Curphoo is a console Yahoo! chat client written in Python. It runs on anything that has ncurses and Python2+.

This was more a failed experiment thn anything else. PHP does not support multi-threading, and as such...the client had some major flaws. The project has been discontinued. Feel free to learn from the source though.

Improvements over DF467: - operator host masking and ghost flag - mode hacking - several other small improvements The goal for the project is to remove code for all non-POSIX compliant operating systems and anything else that will make it a cleaner and m

Palin is a Python IRC library used to develop either IRC clients, or IRC bots or anything other related to IRC. Its name comes from Michael Palin, one of the famous Monty Python.