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RORI is a modulable open-source chatterbot under WTFPL. The first version was written in 2011 (2.0 in September 2012) and this is a repository for the third (and last) version (re-written in Rust with a new architecture).

A complete RORI chain needs 4 things:

1. An entry point is a application which get commands from an user and send it to rori_server. For example, a chat where the entry point reads what users says.
2. An endpoint is a application which performs actions requested by RORI. For example, it can execute a shell command or write something in a chat.
3. A module is a script activated when a condition is fulfilled and send actions for endpoints to RORI.
4. The rori_server which get data from entries, call modules, and send data to endpoints.

In this wiki, you can have informations to create your own nodes (module, entry point or endpoint).