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grammY makes it easy to create Telegram bots. Both for beginners and at scale. You want grammY because it is easy to use. It is very powerful and always up to date. It has the best documentation in town. It is extremely efficient and scales up effortlessly. It has a thriving ecosystem of plugins, a friendly community chat, seamless integrations with web frameworks and databases, and so much more.

NOTICE: We're not on SourceForge anymore. See http://autoproj.org for our new domain. Auto is modern, simple, and smart automated bot software, designed per a philosophy of minimalism, simplicity, usability, cleanliness, and easy extensibility. It has support for IRC (v3.1) with planned support for XMPP. It can be easily extended by means of its plugin API, and offers a host of features. It is known to function on any OS on which Ruby 1.9 functions (such as Linux, Mac OS X, BSD, Microsoft Windows, etc.).

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) -...

JIMO(Java-based Instant Messenger One), supports multiple protocols via services, including AIM, MSN, Yahoo, IRC. It is flexible through its plugin architecture, with an intelligent agent, Chatbot.

This is a project for the development of ChatterBots. It includes it's own programming language that is extremely simple, and currently has a text based client. A GTK version and a web based ChatBot are also in planning.

The Another Web Chat Bot (AWCB) is a kernel for easy web-based chat bot development. The current object-based version is designed to make the development of user's wcb modules simpler.

Thoth is a chat-bot done in C++, made specifically made for the Chatbox Challenge. Thoth has built in learning capabilities and is extensible for future development. A CGI interface is currently underway, and other interfaces may be implemented later on.

Yacca is an advanced chat bot (other plugins are under development, including a command-line only version for you to interact with yacca) that is designed to resemble a human chatter as closely as possible.

A chatbot framework currently implementing the ErkiTalk and irc protocol. By specifying parsers for the server's input one can easily create custom bots (if one can program in java of course ;).