The bots#
Three Eggdrop bots sit in #motorcycles. Each
handles different features, so which one you talk to depends on what you need.
| Bot | Handles | Commands |
|---|---|---|
| Pompone | web search | !g |
| Xerokewl | weather, quotes | .w / .wz / .wzset, !quote / !addquote |
| Decisis | seen tracking | !seen / !lastspoke |
How to reach a bot#
- Private message —
/msg <bot> <command>. Works for everyone; this is how most members use the bots. Each feature page shows the MSG forms that work. - DCC chat (the partyline) —
/ctcp <bot> chat. Needs partyline access (operators only). See Joining the partyline.
For passwords, identing, and hostmasks — what to do when a bot doesn’t recognize you — see the eggdrop cheat sheet.
Where the bots live#
The bots themselves — the Eggdrop configs, the TCL and Python scripts that
power !g, weather, quotes, and seen, and the Ansible + Docker deployment
that runs them — live in a separate repo:
github.com/efnetmoto/efnetmoto-fleet.
This site only documents how to use them. If you want to work on the bot code
or the deployment, head there — its CONTRIBUTING.md covers the build and
workflow.
If you’re an op, you can be invited to the efnetmoto GitHub organization on
request — reach out to a botmaster.