DreamBot is an experimental IRC bot created with Perl programming.
DreamBot is an experimental irc bot that has been implemented in Perl. It is not currently being developed or maintained. Although the bot includes some hardcoded features, some of these no longer function. Additionally, DreamBot may not be fully compatible with the RFC protocol.
That being said, there are still a few noteworthy features of DreamBot. Firstly, the bot is fully dynamic, meaning no text files are needed for adding users, channels, and other details. DreamBot also includes a learning system, allowing it to answer questions asked in the channel. Other features include support for leaving notes for people on the bot's userlist, Freshmeat/Slashdot backend support, topic and channel locks, top talkers, console and channel logging, bitch mode, and op protection.
In the most recent release, the DreamBot creators have made some important changes. They have addressed the bot's suboptimal coding structure and corrected a flaw in the Babelfish translation system. They have also decided to remove Jabber from the bot completely, among other minor document updates.
Ultimately, DreamBot is not suitable for use in most IRC environments due to its instability and compatibility issues. However, if you are interested in a learning experiment or simply are willing to take a risk, DreamBot may offer some unique features and capabilities.
That being said, there are still a few noteworthy features of DreamBot. Firstly, the bot is fully dynamic, meaning no text files are needed for adding users, channels, and other details. DreamBot also includes a learning system, allowing it to answer questions asked in the channel. Other features include support for leaving notes for people on the bot's userlist, Freshmeat/Slashdot backend support, topic and channel locks, top talkers, console and channel logging, bitch mode, and op protection.
In the most recent release, the DreamBot creators have made some important changes. They have addressed the bot's suboptimal coding structure and corrected a flaw in the Babelfish translation system. They have also decided to remove Jabber from the bot completely, among other minor document updates.
Ultimately, DreamBot is not suitable for use in most IRC environments due to its instability and compatibility issues. However, if you are interested in a learning experiment or simply are willing to take a risk, DreamBot may offer some unique features and capabilities.
What's New
Version 0.0.7: N/A