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phpMyChat-Plus is an easy-to-install, easy-to-use multi-room PHP/DB chat. It is currently available for MySQLi, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, and ODBC. It supports IRC-like commands, moderators, is available in 24 languages and fully compatible with php7.

IRCBNX Chatterbot is a moderation IRC bot written in C++ and based on the original Battle.net text gateway bot BNX Chatterbot. Like the original, it features a rule-based response system, an access system, and several moderation features.

K-Eight is an IRC bot written in Python. It incorporates a powerful plugin system that allows you the user to make it what you need it to be. That could be chatterbot, games master, information mine, or whatever else you need. It is designed to be fast enough to run on an ordinary computer, but also strong enough to run perpetually. It is now being developed on Github: https://github.com/MrJohz/K-Eight

sexyalice is a chatterbot for IRC networks. It does not have any internal databases, but instead connects to alicebot's website to get answers. It keeps sessions for each user, and has many other nice features. Check code for details.

Using this plugin-based framework, you can instantly start working on the *brain* of your bot (irc bot, chatterbot, robot, ...). With support for db, irc, logging and programming-language independent plugins, users can easily enhance the functionality.

Port (Program E is an AIML chatterbot) to a Phpnuke Module. NukeAI bring to CMS an AI that can teach, be used as a help system or what ever else you may think of. Interfaces to IRC, Phpbb forums, and chat rooms are just a few ideas in development. Right

iLReco is a program designed to allow the popular artificial Intelligence Bot (or Chatterbot) Leo (by Alan J. Brown) to directly connect to an IRC server and chat with real users.

J-Alice is a C++ implementation of an Alicebot clone. It can chat on console, irc and function as a mini-http server. Currently it runs on Linux, BeOS, Windows and Solaris with equal functionality.