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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. ...

VooDoo cIRCle is modular IRC bot, scriptable thanks to PHP and Perl, with built-in SSL support, File System, private BotNet and advanced security rights for each user. Runs on POSIX/Unices, Windows and Mac OS X.

PimpBNC is a powerful IRC bouncer (proxy/bnc) written in Perl. It supports modules (easy to write your own/change existing), most operatingsystems, IRC NAT'ing (nick sharing), builtin webserver (config, chat), +++. Runs on plain Perl 5, easy to inst

...He is simple in a management, tuning, and is crossplatform.. Every programmist will be able without difficulties to write the additional plugin. Bbot does not need additional modules for start.

JAPServ - Just Another Perl Service, is a modular service for IRC networks written in perl, that will allow custom modules to be designed easier and faster then other IRC avaliable services, and of a more specialized nature.

Knab is a completely modular bot written in perl that supports hot-pluggable modules that can be loaded, reloaded and unloaded on the fly. It is medium-independent, and can take input from IRC, console, etc. It is designed to be very easy to extend.

A varity of IRC related services from: SMSServ Anope Modules/Modified Anope(AbAnope) to Unreal Modules/Modified Unreal(AbUnreal) to an IRC based RPG with addon packs, and web items: AbBash & PeerWars irc.abducted.us #abducted - http://dev.abducted.us

Goki has grown from an IRC bot that reads RSS feeds and announces news on its channels to a highly customizable, plug-in plugin driven irc bot. It will run on a basic perl installation. No need for those ???::IRC modules.

DAI = Distributed Artificial Intelligence The projected is intended to be a test bed for AI related concepts and technologies, not necessarily an end user product, though that could change. Some of the modules can be modified for other uses.

Multi chan IRC Bot (in Perl Modules, Parameter in Mysql or PostGreSQL Database)

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.

The Foobot is yet another IRC bot, written in perl and easily extendable through an event based plugin system. It offers parser and wrapper functions for the complete RFC 1459 and more in separate modules.

Perl bot with dynamically loaded modules. Incredibly stable, and very versatile. Dynamic modules, AI-type user commands, Chanserv-remniscent powers, channel-specific access lists AND global users, with some mis. commands.

Perlbot is an IRC bot written in Perl. It uses Net::IRC, which is a proven, stable implementation of the IRC protocol. The bot can be extended through plugins, which are implemented through Perl modules using a robust, intuitive, event-driven API.

aIRCraft is a Small and Fast pluggable perl-irc-robot designed to provide both certain services like Weather forecast, definition databases and a stable botnet core. Since it is highly pluggable modules can be written very easily.

gnuBot is an IRC bot written in Perl, designed to be as flexible and easy to use as possible. Dynamically loadable modules are used for everything from networking to configuration, allowing parts to be swapped out at will.

Pircy is a small patch to sirc and a collection of sirc scripts that gives sirc a GNOME GUI. Unlike other sirc GUI front-ends, Pircy is written entirely in perl and runs in the very same program space as the rest of sirc, allowing normal sirc scripts to