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This is my modified version of supybot. I have recoded some of the source code of Supybot and created my own bot, called FlareBot.
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IRME: IRc MEssenger. An MSN clone (ish…) where the entire back-end runs on an IRC server, you can change to any IRC server, and this allows anyone to create their own "IM Network". Will come with default settings, so when you download it, it just works
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Palin is a Python IRC library used to develop either IRC clients, or IRC bots or anything other related to IRC. Its name comes from Michael Palin, one of the famous Monty Python.
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Client/Server-splitted IRC-Client, Designed to run the Server on a remote machine staying connected to the IRC-Servers and having the client connected when chatting. Server can log all conversations. Dont miss any important message anymore!
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AoCBot is a python bot that wraps together IRC and the Age of Conan chatserver. It has some helpful AoC-related features like whois/IRC relay, and offers a very easy way to add your own plugins.
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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.
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Frech is an elegant IRC client writen in Python for the GNOME desktop. It's main focus is in presenting the user with an usable, eye-candy enabled interface, while providing seamless integration with the rest of your GNOME desktop.
