https://github.com/mro-1337/ai.shit/blob/main/eoblcalls.ai.08-mar-2026.zip

I took a baja script that i had not released and had it converted to
javascript with claude.ai.

I then started adding more and more things so it's
no longer mine. I just put about 30 hrs into it.

it is EXTREMELY configurable.


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Re: javascript ai last callers
By: MRO to All on Sun Mar 08 2026 08:25 am

https://github.com/mro-1337/ai.shit/blob/main/eoblcalls.ai.08-mar-2026.zip

I took a baja script that i had not released and had it converted to javascript with claude.ai.

I then started adding more and more things so it's
no longer mine. I just put about 30 hrs into it.

it is EXTREMELY configurable.

My feedback: there's already an sbbs-created/maintained/supported last callers list data file (data/logons.jsonl) and a convenient library to read/update/maintain it (load/logonlist_lib.js). There should be no need to create/use a new data file (lastcallers.json).

If you tell claude about this data file and library, it'll likely be able to use it with very little change to your module.
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Re: javascript ai last callers
By: Digital Man to MRO on Sun Mar 08 2026 04:44 pm

it is EXTREMELY configurable.

My feedback: there's already an sbbs-created/maintained/supported
last callers list data file (data/logons.jsonl) and a convenient
library to read/update/maintain it (load/logonlist_lib.js).
There should be no need to create/use a new data file
(lastcallers.json).

If you tell claude about this data file and library, it'll likely
be able to use it with very little change to your module.

The way it works, it would really shit up your datafile. it records a lot
of variables to latcallers.json.

I don't consider it my module; it's just something i played around with and i'm done with it.


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Re: javascript ai last callers
By: MRO to Digital Man on Sun Mar 08 2026 10:00 pm

Re: javascript ai last callers
By: Digital Man to MRO on Sun Mar 08 2026 04:44 pm

it is EXTREMELY configurable.

My feedback: there's already an sbbs-created/maintained/supported
last callers list data file (data/logons.jsonl) and a convenient
library to read/update/maintain it (load/logonlist_lib.js).
There should be no need to create/use a new data file
(lastcallers.json).

If you tell claude about this data file and library, it'll likely
be able to use it with very little change to your module.

The way it works, it would really shit up your datafile. it records a lot
of variables to latcallers.json.

Have you looked at data/logons.jsonl? It looks to me that everything eoblcalls.js uses is already in there and it's in a more proper format (a separate line per logon/call object rather than a long array of objects).

I don't consider it my module; it's just something i played around with and i'm done with it.

It's got your BBS in the name. You could fix it.
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