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Ollama Telegram Bot
Ollama Telegram bot, with advanced configuration
Ollama Telegram Bot is a Python-based Telegram bot that enables users to interact with locally hosted large language models through a familiar messaging interface. The project is designed to provide a simple but configurable way to bring AI chat capabilities into Telegram, supporting both individual and group conversations. It includes access control features such as user whitelists and admin roles, allowing fine-grained control over who can interact with the bot and manage its behavior. The... -
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BoE
A chat platform that intends to look at other chat programs and take o
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Err
err is a plugin based chatbot designed to be easily extensible
err is a plugin based chatbot designed to be easily deployable, extensible and maintainable. It allows you to start scripts interactively from your chatrooms for any reason: random humour, starting a build, monitoring commits, triggering alerts ... It is really easy to add your own feature. Features Backends support: - XMPP : Tested with hipchat, openfire and Jabber but should be compatible with any standard XMPP servers. - CampFire support - Supports MUCs (chatrooms) -... -
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CommuniGeek is a server/client based application for secure chatting on Linux/Windows/MAC, enabling Peer to Peer filetransfer and a GUI using the QT Toolbox.
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Purple bot which is an auto message robot with using predefined keywords to reply to buddies who are in pidgin's contact list.
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Museek-Plus is a program-suite for the C++ museek daemon, a Soulseek/Soulfind P2P client. It includes the QT GUI, Museeq, and the Python/Curses TUI, Mucous. It supports chat, transferring files, searching, user-management shares browsing and more.
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This software is input tool of soliloquy log via IRC-like interface. Each message has datetime information. And a log file are always saved and the usability of the sticky-like.
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IM,WebIM and Sip voip tool. Client is Win32, Server is CentOS 5. support video,audio, file trans, sip call.
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Instant Messenger gui made with nice Fishs. Written in python. (now only Gtk, may be later we use Qt and others). Main objetives are: be nice, fast, usable, portable, and sopport different free messengers systems/backends
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Frech is an elegant IRC client writen in Python for the GNOME desktop. It's main focus is in presenting the user with an usable, eye-candy enabled interface, while providing seamless integration with the rest of your GNOME desktop.
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