Have you ever come across the situation of inviting many people at once to a wave? For instance, assume you want to share a wave with all your friends or colleagues that are already participants of another wave.
You would have to invite everyone separately to the new wave. Processwave have launched a solution, they found it annoying to invite the same group of people to lots of different waves. They wanted to have some kind of group management, which is announced by Google but not yet implemented. However, as a workaround they developed their own solution.

Invity the Inviter

We are happy to present Invity (pw-invity@appspot.com), a Google Wave robot that you can add to your waves. It can save all current participants of the wave as a named group. When you create a new wave and invite Invity, you are able to select a group and Invity automatically adds all members to the wave.

Invity in two simple steps:

1. Create the group

2. Invite the group to a new wave

TwilioBot (twiliobot@appspot.com) automatically transforms the phone numbers in the wave into click-to-call links. If user clicks a link, a call is placed to his cell phone or landline and to the phone number in the link and the two are connected. The phone call can be transcribed and automatically inserted into the wave as text with a link to the audio of the conversation.

Author, platform, source code

Author: Chris Thorpe
Designed for: The Guardian
Created in: Python

Who can use Grauniady robot?

Anybody who has the access to the Google Wave enviroment.

Video of Google Wave with the Grauniady robot

Guardian Google Wave Prototype by Chris Thorpe on Vimeo.

Example of LIVE embeded Google Wave with the Grauniady robot

http://wavety.com/wavethingy/ http://wavety.com/wavethingy/#comments Fri, 12 Jun 2009 07:03:51 +0000 Jaromir Klimek http://wavety.com/?p=516

Author, platform, source code

Author: Andres Ferrate
Designed for: Amazon
Created in: Python

Who can use Wavethingy robot?

Anybody who has the access to the Google Wave enviroment.

Screenshot of Google Wave with the Wavethingy robot

Note: It is just a printscreen with no Google Wave functionality.

Example of LIVE embeded Google Wave with the Wavethingy robot

http://wavety.com/roshambo-robot/ http://wavety.com/roshambo-robot/#comments Thu, 11 Jun 2009 20:45:41 +0000 Jaromir Klimek http://wavety.com/?p=560

Author, platform, source code

Author: Cihan Duruer

Who can use Roshambo?

Anybody who has the access to the Google Wave enviroment.

Screenshot of Google Wave with the Roshambo robot

Note: It is just a printscreen with no Google Wave functionality.

Example of LIVE embeded Google Wave with the Roshambo robot

http://wavety.com/bloggy-robot/ http://wavety.com/bloggy-robot/#comments Wed, 10 Jun 2009 14:10:05 +0000 Jaromir Klimek http://wavety.com/?p=324

Author, platform, source code

Address: blog-wave@appspot.com
Author: Google Wave team
Created in: Python, source code

Who can use Bloggy?

Anybody who has the access to the Google Wave enviroment.

PRINTSCREEN of the blogspot created by the Bloggy robot

Here http://blog-wave.appspot.com/marekp-test you can see the spot created by Bloggy robot. Without Sandbox account you will see only a mess there so I made a printscreen for you.

Note: It is just a printscreen with no Google Wave functionality.

And one more printscreen – the same content inside a Google Wave client:

Note: It is just a printscreen with no Google Wave functionality.

Example of LIVE embeded Google Wave with the Bloggy robot

Do you use Bloggy?

Share your experience in comments!

http://wavety.com/eliza-robot/ http://wavety.com/eliza-robot/#comments Wed, 10 Jun 2009 04:17:51 +0000 Jaromir Klimek http://wavety.com/?p=421

Author, platform, source code

Author: Anne Veling

Created in: Java

Who can use Eliza?

To use Eliza you need the access to the Google Wave enviroment.

PRINTSCREEN of Google Wave with the Eliza robot

Note: It is just a printscreen with no Google Wave functionality.

Example of LIVE embeded Google Wave with the Eliza robot

Do you use Eliza?

Share your experience in comments!

http://wavety.com/tweety-google-wave-robot/ http://wavety.com/tweety-google-wave-robot/#comments Sat, 06 Jun 2009 19:20:00 +0000 Jaromir Klimek http://wavety.com/?p=6

Author, platform, source code

Author: Google Wave team
Designed for: Twitter
Created in: Java, source code

Who can use Tweety?

To use Tweety you need the access to the Google Wave enviroment and also active Twitter account.

PRINTSCREEN of Google Wave with the Tweety robot

Note: It is just a printscreen with no Google Wave functionality.

Example of LIVE embeded Google Wave with the Tweety robot

This live wave shows how popular is the word “wavety” in the Twitosphere

Do you use Tweety?

Share your experience in comments!

http://wavety.com/jdebuggy-robot/ http://wavety.com/jdebuggy-robot/#comments Fri, 05 Jun 2009 18:30:12 +0000 Jaromir Klimek http://wavety.com/?p=31

JDebuggy was created by Daniel Floray.

Author tested JDebuggy with Eclipse but it should work with any other IDE.

How to use JDebuggy

- Download the attached wave-debugger.jar file

- Start the jar by typing java -jar wave-debugger.jar robotname
(Replace robotname with a unique name of your robot.)

- Start your robot locally in debug mode. In Eclipse simply right-
click on your robot project and select “Debug As… Web Application”.
Right now JDebuggy assumes that your server will listen on port 8080.

- Create a new wave and add JDebuggy as participant
(jdebuggy@appspot.com)

- Create a new blip and type Debug: robotname (Use exactly the same
name you’ve chosen when starting the wave-debugger)

Who can use it

To use JDebuggy you need the access to the Google Wave enviroment.

Do you use JDebuggy?

Share your experiences in the comments!

http://wavety.com/stocky-robot/ http://wavety.com/stocky-robot/#comments Fri, 05 Jun 2009 08:23:41 +0000 Jaromir Klimek http://wavety.com/?p=303

Author, platform, source code

Author: Google Wave team
Created in: Java, source code

Who can use Stocky?

Anybody who has the access to the Google Wave enviroment.

PRINTSCREEN of Google Wave with the Stocky robot

Note: It is just a printscreen with no Google Wave functionality

Example of LIVE embeded Google Wave with the Stocky robot