If you need to know how to install a Goole Wave gadget extention, click here.
1. Wave with Twitter–
Add tweety-wave@appspot.com to your contact list and follow the instructions you’ll receive inside the wavelet. It uses Twitter’s oAuth
mechanism to log you in. The wave with the Tweety is updated in a real time.
2. Invity-
A Robot that can save all current participants of a wave as a named group. When you create a new wave and add Invity, you are able to select a group and Invity automatically adds all members to the wave. You can find the Robot source code as well as the Gadget source code here.
3. ChartBot–
A Google Wave robot that can be used to display various charts and diagrams within a wave. Chart-bot uses the Google Chart API service. Learn more here.
4. Wikify–
Gives you a full definition of any topic you
want from within a Wave. Add the Wikify mail
address to your Wave contact list: wikifier@appspot.com. Each time you need to know the definition of a topic or a term, use the Wikify command to get the info from Wikipedia.
5. Twitter User Names–
Converts Twitter style ‘@usernames’ into clickable links that go to Twitter.com. Robot address: twitusernames@appspot.com.
This is a partial list. To receive the full list, join the Federal Wave on GovLoop group here.
If you need a Google Wave invitation, click here.
Very cool…Was waving the other day
@GovLoop – Thank you, sir. I hope the members get some use out of these. They make the wave experience a bit better, I think.