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Gamers.IRC is a full MSL Script for mIRC, the most popular Windows IRC client. Gamers.IRC is for Windows 95 and higher. Source code: Download and run the installer. Open the .grc and .ini files with notepad.

libircclient is a small but powerful library, which implements client-server IRC protocol. It has all features needed to create your own IRC client or bot, including multi-threading support, sync and async interfaces, CTCP/DCC support, colors, SSL connections and so on.

Anope Services are built off of the original Epona code written by Lara which is built off of IRC Services. These services have advanced the original Epona code and include new features such as Modules, Mysql, and Defcon Mode.

JavaBot is a project for people to easily implement their own IRC bots. Java, being an easy language to learn and program, is well known among a lot of people. By implementing this project in Java, it allows programmers from all over the world to implement their own IRC bots without much effort and quickly. Although not as quick as other services, these bots are fully customizable due to their open source nature. Multithreading support may come, but there is no promise that it will...

This is a modification of the Markovsky IRC Bot. Extra code has been added so that the bot has the capability to not only speak in the distinctive dialects of Andrew Hussie's Homestuck Trolls, but can also switch between them at runtime.

Psotnic is an ircnet bot written in C++. The main goal of the project was to create a fast, stable and easy to use bot. Please visit our download section for source code and wiki page for documentation (currently might be unavailable due to migration).

Official IRC-World.org Dev-Com Website. Software modified and developed to use on IRC-World.org Chat Network. Current projects: - IRCD based on IRC-Hispano/ircu2.10.07 - Extramech Based on EnergyMech 2.9.x - Extraservices (own code IRC Services)

Universal IRC Daemon -- This was formerly the ircd used on Undernet, under development by Carlo Wood (Run)1993 - 2000. Undernet forked and resumed development elsewhere. This code is still more or less in the state that it was in when Carlo stopped.