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Erwin is an IRC-bot in Perl, using POE, written with modularity and expandability in mind. Installing and configuring modules is very easy, compared to lots of other Perl bots where you have to read the source and add your own code in the various event loops. Adding additional functionality is as easy as writing a subroutine that returns something and configuring a regex to use that subroutine. By typing "!google keyword", for instance, "Google::Search" gets "keyword" as an argument, searches Google with that keyword and returns a couple of URLs. ...

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)

Pegasus Ircd + IRC Services, New Secure server offering new, fun modes and commands, samove, myhost and mynick, + addon Z type Services. Based on Bahamut, Unreal and Quarterdecks global stage Ircd.

SporksBot is a modular IRC bot. It is programmed in pure OOP Perl and using the Net::IRC code. Modules are *very* easy to program. SporksBot has a well-defined database access API which allows source-independent database access.

DAVIS is an easy and useful language for IRC bots. This project contains our own bots, some bots for demonstration, a parser that creates Java, C, Perl and IRC-Script code out of a DAVIS file, and an interpreter for DAVIS files.

Valuhack is a collaborative effort of a variety of newsgroups to port a simple program to as many languages as possible, while maintaining the true spirit of hacking.

Potbot is an IRC bot written in Perl. It it intended for aditional code to be added to produce a custom bot to do a certain job. It's code is modular to allow for easy additions. The bot is fully functional as it is, without any code additions.