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This is the beginnings of a Python irc bot framework. But that's not the interesting part.
The interesting part is in earendil/ircdef/messages.desc, which is a
human-readable description of the IRC protocol. Using
python3 -m earendil.ircdef
you can compile this description into a machine-readable JSON description and a hyperlinked documentation website.
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