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A community-driven python bot that aims to be as simple as possible to serve humans with their everyday tasks. Messenger is now used by 1.2 billion people every month. With the launch of Send/Receive API, bots are about to take over. It should have a lot of useful features (both fun and commonly used). Anyone can contribute to this project. (As this is module-based, anybody with a decent knowledge of Python can contribute.) One of the prime goals of this project is to lower the entry barrier...

Slaaf is an open source IRC bot. It's built in a way so that every just starting developer can write modules for it.

pyXMPPpipeREPL is a python module which allows shell-like access to command-line applications over XMPP. Incoming messages are forwarded to the standard input of a subprocess and the standard output of a subprocess is sent to a designated account.

A framework for creating IRC bots and clients using Python 2 or 3, focusing on ease-of-use and intuition. IRC a low level of raw events and event objects, or a higher level w channel/user objects, as well as thread and commonly used IRC client features.

Speak is a very basic chat program written in python using the Tkinter module.

THIS PROJECT HAS MOVED Please visit https://github.com/obriencj/meanwhile The Meanwhile project is an open implementation of the Lotus Sametime client protocol. The project provides a library written in C, a python module, and a Gaim plugin utilizing the library.

A TextMap module for Python. The TextMap class can be used to emulate oldfashioned computer screens. It will have methods like writexy(x,y,text), input = readxy(x,y,text), clear(), scroll(x,y), change(coloroptions), settext(text), input = gettext()

NejuChat is a framework for writing xchat scripts in python. It abstracts away the cumbersome xchat interface, and provides some goodies. The current source supports loading modules, (unload might take patches to xchat), and comes with some nifty module

Pycq is a 100% Python module implementing the client side of the Mirabilis ICQ protocol v5. Stable and platform-independent, it allows you to write ICQ clients or bots in a few lines of code.

A module developed to make producing IRC bots in Python much easier. Hides the raw IRC away so users only have to worry about producing functionality, not connections and parsing of information. Object orientated, well documented, fast to start using