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For the past several weeks, I've been working on pChat, and (more to the point) integrating a chat bot script into the chatroom. I've finally made enough progress to talk about it, and upload him to my live server. Since you're already reading this, you may as well check it out.

Now, Morti is a little bit different from your usual chat bot. Generally speaking, chat bots only enjoy a "one on one" relationship with the people who chat with them. Morti's capable of chatting with multiple individuals at the same time, and I'm working on ways to have him blend his responses to more fully integrate with multiple user conversations. To my thinking, this is ground-breaking stuff, but bear in mind that it's also in it's VERY early stages of development, and is not yet implemented.

Morti's also more than just a chat bot. In addition, he's very knowledgeable about the pChat chatroom, and also stands in as a "research assistant". Morti recognizes three different "search" commands, listed as follows:

• /wiki - Wikipedia search
• /google - google search
• /search - ask.com question search

With the "/wiki" command, you simply type out something like "/wiki Australia", and Morti posts a link to that particular wiki page.
The "/google" command returns the results page for your search term, so if you type "/google crop circles", you get a link to the google results for crop circles.
While the ask.com search also provides you a link, Morti also toss in the "most popular" answer to whatever question you ask. Just try to make sure that you phrase it as a question, so that Morti and ask.com don't "get confused". Typing in "/search inca ruins" won't get you anything but a bewildered bot. Try typing "/search where can I find some inca ruins?" instead.

As always, if you feel the need to "get hold" of me, please do so. My handy-dandy Contact Page is the best way to do so. And, that said, I wish you all a great day!