Thinking about this more, this could be automated to some degree. You could have a bot that listens and responds when key words appear somewhere online. You could use Google&#x27;s API for when it&#x27;s bot finds something of interest to you &quot;As it happens&quot;<p>This would only get you so far. What if a user has a question? How will you help them out if it&#x27;s a bit. The solution?<p>Write API&#x27;s for every site that you want to use. You can either scrape every site for responses that fit your criteria, or let google do the digging for you with the &quot;as it happens&quot; notifications which would indicate that you have to scrape that site for the information.<p>If the information you get from the site is something you want to respond to, you can.<p>- - -<p>Holy fucking shit.<p>I just described a system that would allow for you to use all websites as inboxes for chat messages.<p>- - -<p>Refine:<p>With this early model, we would have one program on our machine that would understand X websites. It can parse user comments directed at us from a website (A). It can send responses back to A, and so on.<p>Now, users on Program X can chat with theoretically any
person on any website (A, B, ...), but users of website A can only chat with other people on website A OR people using Program X.<p>Why doesn&#x27;t everyone use program X? Because it does not exist yet.