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Please find below a manually curated and researched list of users agents I came across. It's impressive to see how many of the bots active today flat out do not respect robots.txt settings — or claim to do it but ignore them. This list is updated regularly, whenever I spot new user agents and look into their behavior. There is no JavaScript, here no fancy search.
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This document proposes a standardized vocabulary for expressing preferences related to how digital assets are used by automated processing systems. This vocabulary allows for the creation of structured declarations about restrictions or permissions for use of digital assets by such systems.
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Web Robots (also known as Web Wanderers, Crawlers, or Spiders), are programs that traverse the Web automatically. Search engines such as Google use them to index the web content, spammers use them to scan for email addresses, and they have many other uses.
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Programmable Open Source Robot Dog & Cat, Robotics Kits. Robots for Everyone to Build & Code
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Poppy is an interdisciplinary community of beginners and experts, scientists, educators, developers and artists, who all share a vision: robots are powerful tools to learn and be creative.
Simple RSS-to-Mastodon autoposter.
A really simple script [rss :-)] to scrape RSS feeds and post them into a Mastodon account
Platform for making incremental changes to code in VCSes.
"Janitor" bot. This is basically a platform for managing large-scale automated code improvements on top of silver-platter.
Free your vacuum from the cloud. Open source cloud replacement for vacuum robots enabling local-only operation.
YARP supports building a robot control system as a collection of programs communicating in a peer-to-peer way, with an extensible family of connectiontypes" (tcp, udp, multicast, local, MPI, mjpg-over-http, XML/RPC, tcpros, ...) that can be swapped in and out to match your needs. We also support similarly flexible interfacing with hardware devices. Our strategic goal is to increase the longevity of robot software projects.