[Ilugc] Ideas regarding an automated chat system
- From: bhuvan@xxxxxxxxxx (Bhuvaneswaran A)
- Date: Mon Sep 13 17:03:03 2010
On Sun, Sep 12, 2010 at 12:41 PM, Richy Gerard <idbisoft@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
*Hi,*
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*this can be interpreted on a large scale providing some basic help
opportunities to the newbies who wish to create a deb package or who wish to
install software in their linux machines. *
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*In short, I wish to build an automated chat system based on artificial
intelligence to help users to use ubuntu. Can anyone guide me on this??*
If your users have access to IRC, you may use IRC bots. The knowledge
can be stored within the bot and it can be accessed later as
references. It can be configured to be interactive. You do not need
any special privileges to setup bot. It can be operated as yet another
IRC client.
Many open source projects use these kind of bots to store keyfacts
about the projects. For instance, at Subversion we use a bot called
wayita. It can be used to store references to various svn
commands/urls. As an example, it can be used to pass on message to a
user who is not logged in at the moment. When the user does login,
he'll be informed about this message.
Example:
01:54 <@ehu> wayita: tell julianf to send me his "NODE_DATA" field
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01:54 < wayita> ehu: will do.
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02:12 -!- julianf [~Bert@2001:610:66e::222] has joined #svn-dev
02:12 < wayita> julianf: ehu said: to send me his "NODE_DATA" field
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More details about these sort of bots can be found here:
http://producingoss.com/en/irc.html
Sounds like, supybot is best among various choices.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/supybot/
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Regards,
Bhuvaneswaran A
www.livecipher.com
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