A Tool for the Definition and Deployment of Platform-Independent Bots on Open Sour...
summary
Presents a prototype tool that defines and deploys platform-agnostic bots using a internal Java DSL and a domain meta-model that abstracts repositories, contributions (issues/PRs) and users. Language offers two core behaviors, creates / executes behaviors, with executes escaping to Java for complex logic; runtime uses event listeners and connectors to interact with platforms. Implemented connectors for GitHub and GitLab; examples build issue-comment creators and an execute flow that emails maintainers. Prototype runs and can replicate simple existing bots, with broader evaluation planned.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Platform-independent bot tool intro
- 2:10Current bots' platform limits
- 3:13Architecture and DSL design
- 8:22Bot behavior definitions
- 13:50Runtime and platform interaction
- 14:56Future bot swarm vision
- 15:37Q&A
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