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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,...

iBot is an open source IRC chat bot, written in Python. It's only for funny comments in chat rooms, not for filesharing!

A flexible and extendable Internet Relay Chat bot written in Common Lisp. Currently developed using SBCL, but known to work in Lispworks and patched CMUCL (see readme notes)

Lillybot is an OpenCyc-based irc chatbot. It implements a very simple reasoning engine that works with the OpenCyc ontology, and hooks it to a natural-language parser. It can answer simple english questions with small simple-english replies.

Internet Relay Chat bot written in PHP. Flexible and fast.

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.

Interactive Jabber chat bot written in PHP.

Hollaka Hollala is a chatbot engine and IRC bot. The chatbot engine uses a knowledge base organized in an XML file and WordNet for dictionary lookup. The IRC Bot has some WordNet- and Web-based functionality and is hot-extensible through Ruby programs.

iBot is a web-saavy chat bot that responds to natural language requests, and carries on reasonable conversations. It parses requests, queries the Internet, and generates English responses.

PyOP (Python Optimus Prime bot) is an Open Source IRC bot written in Python. It's intended to be simple, fast and modular. Support for jabber/MSN is planned.

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 ;).