Open Source Pascal Chat Software

MOdular POlylogue CONnection (or "mopocon" or "mpcn-o") is aimed at building up a platform which combines all current ways of written digital communication including e-mail, instant messaging, etc.

BubbleNET network utilities - IRC network utilities with support for DALnet's bahamut IRCD designed in pascal using the Free Pascal compiler.

Servicio P10 para el ircu de irc hispano basado en el proyecto hbddedit de Apolo Services, que permite modificar la base de datos. Escrito en lazarus/free-pascal, permite facilmente su compilación cruzada.

AiMS is an instant messeger service for MSN, that could also be used in the future for more protocols. It's written in Pascal using Delphi (and Kylix) ------- AiMS es un programa de mensajería para MSN, que en el futuro usará más protocolos. Está es

Various coding projects by the members of the BlaatSchaap Website. The latest project is a multi-scrobbler that will scrobble to both last.fm en libre.fm. Another project is a modular IRC bot. both protocol and other functionality are loadable plugina.

Ghost is an artificial intelligence which can chat with you (in slovak language) in console or on the web. It is similar to Eliza, ALICE or Jabberwacky. It is writen in object pascal.

This project will revolutionize client to server program communications. Open source versions of anything we release, will be available here.

Bot that following the connections interwikis of El Salvador, to add to the original page (that is El Salvador) the present connections in a connected page (that treats about El Salvador) that lacks in the version in Spanish of wikipedia.

Timmy is a Pascal unit for creating chat bots. It provides the TTimmy object, which is a data type that you can assign your variables to to make bots. Once that is done, you can start adding keywords for messages, and get the bot answers to the end user's messages. It's easy to create a bot with Timmy. The unit also provides some other string-related functions, alongside with TStrArray type, which is actually array of string (but it's shorter to call it TStrArray, isn't it?). Timmy is released under GNU LGPL v3. That means it respects your freedom and you can use it with your program whether if your program is free software or proprietary software.