Coding a bot for github - hangouts-chat

Hi is it possible or already exist - github chat bot.
I would really like to have one place to follow and discuss github issues.
Can this be done using a chat bot?

Github Bot already exists:
You just need to go to https://chat.google.com and start a conversation with Github bot or include the bot in a room by mention #github.
Hope it's clear!

I see this is a very old post. I was trying to use Github Bot. However it asks me to authorize hangoutschatbot-dev-on-github.
A quick search points to a similar name here - https://github.com/hangoutschatbot-dev-on-github
Just want to be sure that the bot is provided by google and its safe for me to Authorize it.

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How to get verified badge in TTE?
Question about verifying account in Telegram Test Environment, how can I do? many accounts have verified badges with text i can do it by myself, but, i can't find how to do it. i checked a lot of documentations on telegram official website, api, some other websites such as https:// docs.pyrogram. org/topics/test-servers
I've already tried many variants but no one helps, so..
please help, where can i find documentation for telegram test environment.

Hangout chat doesn't show my bot as user

I have followed the instructions as per the https://developers.google.com/hangouts/chat/how-tos/bots-develop?authuser=1
Created my agent - named as "phoebieagent".
Defined intents and entities.
Fulfilled by webhook and running a flask python API on https.
Published by bot as hangouts chat. Specified bot url to be the one
defined in step 3.
Bot status shows - "live" but in my hangouts I can't see my bot user.
Please suggest trouble shooting steps.
Thanks
Resolved it. Chat was disabled in google admin console.

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I am having a website built and within this we are using the Facebook Comments plugin. Obviously, we'd like to moderate the comments on there. So, we have set up with an AppID and followed all the steps to get Comments and moderation setup but, for some reason the moderation tool isn't connecting with the comments plugin. How do we solve this?
The website in development is at http://goalfrenzy.dev.fluid-dev.co.uk/

How does the Plunker authentication work

All. Forgive me if my question is off topic or a dumb question.
I really want to know how to implement a authentication mechanist like GitHub for Plunker.
In my project.I think I have the same situation like this.
I have some websites like Plunker.
and I want to implement a SSO center authication website or services for all the other websites like GitHub.
when I click the button Sign in with GitHub in the Plunker. The website will open the new windows with the url
https://github.com/login?return_to=%2Flogin%2Foauth%2Fauthorize%3Fclient_id%3D7e377e5657c4d5c332db%26redirect_uri%3Dhttp%253A%252F%252Fplnkr.co%252Fauth%252Fgithub%26scope%3Dgist
When I succeed to login in GitHub. Then the Plunker will login with the authenticated user I just used in the GitHub.
My problem is I don't know how does the authentication works between the GitHub and Plunker.
Could someone please tell me something about it ? It will be appriciated. Thanks.
Plunker's "log in with GitHub" button uses OAuth2, an open standard for this kind of thing. It's the same technology used by Google for their sign-in with Google functionality, as well as many other providers.
Here is GitHub's documentation for adding "log in with OAuth" to your site.
Creating your own OAuth provider is a significant task, and one that you probably don't want to tackle without weighing carefully. If you do choose to go down this path you'll likely want to use an existing library for your language or stack of choice, e.g. perhaps something from this list. This is also good advice if you only plan to build an OAuth client.
As pointed out, Plunkr's login process appears to be using Github's OAuth2, but manages to pull it off on the client without redirects/reloads using window.open and postMessage. A detailed description of the technique can be found here. The demo code looks relatively painless.
The Gatekeeper project seems to be a more polished implementation (with node.js) of that idea and there is a detailed tutorial on doing client-side auth with it here.

Scripting a Persona Login

I want to try and scrape data from the Mozilla Marketplace so that I can have a daily email of downloads and installs that are reported there.
This is all fine and I have done this is many other place simulating HTTP Post for a "normal" login form.
However, can something similar be done with Persona via code to login programmatically?
A few of the tools and work-arounds are mentioned in this thread: https://groups.google.com/d/topic/mozilla.dev.identity/BkvU9FJQ5Uw/discussion
Feel free to ask for more information there.