Thanks.  Recently, I have been looking for the source.<p>I&#x27;ve looked at bots from Program-E which I think has since stopped in development and also Program-O which the source isn&#x27;t that great to look at and also slowed in development since 2014?<p>Therefore I have been building my own bot which is aiml 1.0 in Golang, just to learn.  Apparently, there isn&#x27;t one, probably due to lack of interest?<p>I will be interested to see what else these guys have done.<p>As another commenter pointed out.  It would be interesting to combine ML with the decision making of the response and base a future response on the context of the conversion.  It&#x27;s something I am eager to tackle myself when my own bot is more fleshed out and Aiml 2.0 compatible.<p>Testing a bot from these guys, show me they still have far to go:  <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.botlibre.com&#x2F;bot?instance=145&amp;dynamicChat=Chat" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.botlibre.com&#x2F;bot?instance=145&amp;dynamicChat=Chat</a><p>So for example:<p>You: Hi<p>Bot: How are you?<p>You: I am Fine thanks.<p>Bot: I don&#x27;t approve of your objectives, but I love your methods.<p>This is a failure from my perspective.  The bot should know the context and when I say I&#x27;m fine its relating to the greeting.<p>Really, I am looking forward to see if any progress in this area can be made.