Welcome to Computer bot / Twitter edition.
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  Alexandre Loureiro Solleiro <alex@webcracy.org>, http://webcracy.org
  
  Website:         http://computer.webcracy.org
  Documentation:   http://computer.webcracy.org/doc/
  
  Computer bot is a prototype bot platform. 
  
    Its objective is to explore the marriage of Empowered People, 
    Web 2.0 (APIs, Mashups, Social), Personal Management Information Systems and Robots.
  
    Computer bot / Twitter edition is a proof of concept application.
    Twitter users get an enhanced Twitter IM Bot.
    Tweeting developers get a customizable, extendable, prototype IM Bot platform.
  
  
  Some quick notes to get you started
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    Computer bot is a ruby program that requires several RubyGems.

    You need Ruby (tested with 1.8.5 on Mac OS X and Linux) and to install 
    the following gems before running Computer bot:

      sudo gem install daemons
      sudo gem install xmpp4r-simple
      sudo gem install jabber-bot
      sudo gem install json

    Twitter edition requires you to install the following gem:
    
      sudo gem install twitter4r


  Configuration
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    Edit and rename 
      lib/config/config-sample.yml 
    to 
      lib/config/config.yml
  
    Enter your bot's Jabber credentials (you can ask me for @webcracy.org accounts).
    
    If you're on Dreamhost, you must specify a resource with your jib, as such:
      you@yourserveratdreamhost.com/resource
    
    Example:
      computerbot@yourdomain.com/Bot
    
    Enter your Jabber ID (ex: you@gmail.com) as "master". (Dreamhosters: No need for a resource here)
    Enter your bot's Status message, for example "Computer ready."
    
    Enter your Twitter credentials.
    
    
  Running the bot
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    To run the bot, type:
  
      ruby computerbot.rb start
  
    To stop the bot, type:
    
      ruby computerbot.rb stop
      
  
  Operating the bot
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    If your config is right, the bot will send you a message saying it's available.
    
    Send "help" to the bot to see all available commands.
    
    User and Developer documentation is being progressively made available at:
      http://computer.webcracy.org/doc/
    
    You're welcome to contact me <alex@webcracy.org> via IM.    
    
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    Computer bot. Copyright Alexandre Loureiro Solleiro <alex@webcracy.org>, http://webcracy.org
    You can read the LICENSE in computerbot.rb