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Play now at http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=#twentyonebot. Just say "Hi!" This bot will play the game of 21 with users in an IRC chat room. The game is quite similar to Blackjack, but is played with dice instead of playing cards. Players continue rolling dice until the sum of all rolls is as close to 21 as possible, but don't go over! This project is based off of the source for the same game which was written by Jason Hamilton and updated slightly more recently by LuizCB (aka pincel).

dfighterbot is an easily portable automated rfc1459 IRC client written from scratch using only ANSI C language + the BSD sockets library for Unix and Winsock2 for Windows. It supports CTCP, and IPv6 as well.

THIS LIBRARY IS NOT UNDER ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT (sorry). AIMLBot (Program#) is a small, fast, standards-compliant yet easily customizable .NET dll implementation of an AIML (Artificial Intelligence Markup Language) based chatter bot. AIMLBot has been tested on both Microsoft's runtime environment and Mono.

Multi-purpose, platform/language independent Server with the ability to handle multiple concurrent connections on 1 socket, interactively/dynamically starting and stopping service modules. Needs only 1 port opened to access many different services.

Thresher is a .Net IRC client library designed to serve as the basis for IRC bots and GUI clients. It is written in C# but can be used by any .Net supported language. Thesher also works with Mono on Linux.

DAVIS is an easy and useful language for IRC bots. This project contains our own bots, some bots for demonstration, a parser that creates Java, C, Perl and IRC-Script code out of a DAVIS file, and an interpreter for DAVIS files.

Valuhack is a collaborative effort of a variety of newsgroups to port a simple program to as many languages as possible, while maintaining the true spirit of hacking.

A scripting language for an IRCBot (eggdrop like) written in C++.

ALICE utilizes AIML (Artificial Intelligence Markup Language) to form responses to your questions and inputs. Unlike other commercial chat robot software costing thousands of dollars, ALICE is freely available under the terms of the GNU Public License

Non-core plugins and other packages related to the TiK Instant Messenger Client. To begin with, only two modules are defined: tikpkgs (for packages and plugins that are add-ons) and tiklang (for i18n language translation upgrades to the core TiK)