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Hacking
Culture
With Javascript
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Ben Straub
benstraub
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automation
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cultural
automation
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https://www.flickr.com/photos/jackal1/15066929313
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Automation
Is good
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Automation
is Dumb
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“A computer lets you
make more mistakes
faster than any
invention in human
history”
Mitch Ratcliffe
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Cultural
Automation
Is good?
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ChatOps
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http://blog.zikes.me/post/how-i-ruined-office-productivity-with-a-slack-bot/
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Break:
lessons
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Automating
a thing says:
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We want this thing
to be done often
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We want this thing
to be done right
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We want this thing
to be visible
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We want this thing
to be impersonal
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https://18f.gsa.gov/2016/01/12/hacking-inclusion-by-customizing-a-slack-bot/
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!shut up about guys
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First six months
number of gifts 150
Average gift $24
Average receipts $25
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!highfive @nick $4.23 for
finding something on Amazon for
exactly $4.23
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Downsides
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BX design
(bystander experience)
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You can
do this
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Step 1:
Get chat
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Step 2:
Get a bot
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Contextualizing Virtual
Assistants for More
Effective Meetings in the
Digital Workplace
https://www.gartner.com/doc/3649117
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“By 2020, 60% of
meetings with 3 or
more participants
will involve a
virtual assistant.”
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https://hubot.github.com/
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http://errbot.io/
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https://www.lita.io/
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https://www.botkit.ai/
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Step 3:
get hacking
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> hubot animate me applause
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> hubot animate me I got this
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"Ping" in Hubot
robot.hear(
/ping/i,
(msg) => { msg.reply('PONG') }
)
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"Ping" in Err
from errbot import BotPlugin, botcmd
class Ping(BotPlugin):
@botcmd
def ping(self, msg, args):
return "PONG"
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"Ping" in Lita
route(/ping/) do |response|
response.reply 'PONG'
end
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"Ping" in Botkit
controller.hears(
/ping/i,
['direct_message', 'direct_mention', 'mention'],
(bot, msg) => { bot.reply(msg, 'PONG') }
)
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You got this
1. Chat
2. Automate
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Ben Straub
benstraub
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Questions?
https://github.com/
ben/talks/2017-
robots-codemotion
Also: send feedback