Introduction to hubot
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Hubot is a customizable robot assistant created with Node.js and CoffeeScript. It can interact with chat platforms like Campfire and IRC. Developers can build scripts to give Hubot new abilities like unlocking doors, finding apartment rentals, getting weather forecasts, and more. The document demonstrates how to configure Hubot and add scripts to extend its functionality.
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