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...In addition to basic forwarding, the app’s rule-based engine can filter messages, enabling selective forwarding based on content, sender, or event type, and it can even push details like call logs or device battery status. The tool’s functionality extends to remote control features, which allow a paired server or client to query messages, calls, contacts, and more.

WeChatPlugin-MacOS is an unofficial plugin for the macOS version of WeChat, providing features like auto-reply, message anti-recall, and remote control. It injects custom functionality into the official WeChat client using macOS’s dynamic library loading, offering power-user features not present in the native app. This project has been widely used but is no longer actively maintained due to security and compatibility concerns.

Output Messenger is a distraction-free collaboration tool which brings all your communications at one place. You can avail persistent chat rooms, one-to-one chat, searchable chat history, file sharing via drag & drop and clipboard , Hotkeys etc. This intranet messenger provides you centralized control on user groups and client settings . Moreover, its now having in-built private social network.

Client for Game Masters (of a RPG) to control a Game session using Y! Messenger Protocol. This allows GM to talk to the whole group, a sub-group (or individual), etc. and helps her to have a centralized GUI, while players can connect normally to Y! Msgr.

Java Instant Message (IM) Library, Client and Tools. Flexible framework to design your own. AIM, ICQ, Yahoo, MSN, Jabber, SMS, Nate, GoogleTalk. GUI, spell checking and more. Includes a web interface for remote/cell access. Mac, Win, Linux friendly

This project contain chat server and chat client/admin that works on Windows/Unix.. This is a Free software. Developed by Osama Mohammad Oransa, 2009,contain 3 parts : Chat Server ,Admin and Chat Clients, Based on Java RMI, will support XMPP soon.

Sliver is a Server daemon and a client program that reads log files, and accept remote commands through the TOC protocol using Net::Aim and encryption. Sliver is written mostly using Perl, but this may change.