The main concept is to "forward" some command line calls of scripts, e.g. things like: templatecount -count -namespace:0 ref note templatecount -count ref note template test1 test2 "space test" -subst replace -page:John_Doe -fix:isbn weblinkchecker Benutzer_Diskussion:DrTrigon cosmetic_changes Benutzer_Diskussion:DrTrigon -always add_text -page:Benutzer:DrTrigon/Spielwiese -text:HaLLo image FlagrantCopyvio.jpg to the wiki in a manner that some wiki users (NOT! all ;) can run such calls like from command line. Exactly speaking the bot runs the scripts, first answering all questions whether to change something with 'n' (no) and returns the output to the wiki. The user then can have a look at this output (imagine a SIMPLE replace job) and edit all problematic pages manual, then give the job again back to the bot which will do the rest (all other pages that had no problems)... This is roughly speaking the idea. Since a lot of scripts/bots in framework use the very same yes/no/blabla user interface (e.g. replace.py, template.py, ...) this will work without much effort. To include other scripts needs to change them a little bit OR make the script_WUI.py smarter. ;) Some (very early stage) test-edits can be found at [1] and the according jobs at [2]. You can also find further information on [3] but I have to applogize since they are currently available in German only... Be aware this is a very early concept - in later stage things like nice pages including e.g. check-boxes or other fancy stuff to make the user interaction as easy and intuitive as possible... Let your imagination run free! ;)) [1] http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benutzer:DrTrigonBot/Simulation [2] http://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Benutzer:DrTrigonBot/Simon_sagt&a… [3] http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benutzer:DrTrigonBot Am 28.08.2011 14:56, schrieb Bináris: