indeed... you'll be able to interact with your agents (servers) just like you would a good friend.

watcher@host.sub.dom says yo! 192.168.254.12 just scanned me!

bofh@sub.dom says you hear that Q? block that biatch.

Q@sub.dom says right away sir!

luser@sub.dom says my printer stopped working, what gives?

bofh@sub.dom says what's it's name/ip?

luser@sub.dom says printer4.sub.dom

/msg Q wha? printer4
Q@sub.dom says hrm, printer4 eh?
  host: printer4
  status: disabled (expired account 12345)
/msg Q tell luser wha

bofh@sub.dom says somebody forgot to pay $$ do you have a new account?

luser@sub.dom says 54321

/msg Q mod printer4 account 54321
Q@sub.dom says mod printer4 eh?
  host: printer4
  status: nominal

bofh@sub.dom says fixed u luser biatch

Q@sub.dom says block 192.168.254.1 active
...

then i just have to replace myself with a bot and go on a long vacation.

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