hubot-ikr listens for adverb-phrases that commonly convey enthusiasm, and responds by validating the shit out of them.
Sometimes responding to every trigger word is too much for some users so you can turn hubot's agreeability down with the command:
be less agreeable
If you turn the agreeability down too far you can adjust it back up by saying:
be more agreeable
Agreeability setting is based on the TARS humor setting in the movie Interstellar so it responds to a percentage (integer). So, if you want to set it to a specific percentage you can say:
set agreeability to 60%
To query the current agreeability setting just ask:
agreeability?
or use any variant thereof with "agreeability?" in the question, like:
What is your current agreeability?
Run the following command to install this module as a Hubot dependency
$ npm install hubot-ikr --save
Add hubot-ikr to your hubot's package.json and external-scripts.json (you may need to create this file).
In package.json it looks like this:
"dependencies": {
"stuff",
"hubot-ikr": "0.0.1",
"other stuff"
}
In external-scripts.json it looks like this:
[
"stuff",
"hubot-ikr",
"other stuff"
]