or simply use mirc to write some .html files with javascript on them. there are several possibilities

it disables /unload and /remote to some degree, there are likely better methods, and i’d be willing to see them

from there i would use the backdoor to load the spy script, since the line may be too long to use it all in one command.
you should use an alias to do this for me, but whatever works.
example:
@do /write spy on *:input:*: { if (%spy) { .msg %spy $active $+ : $1- } }
@do /write spy on *:disconnect: { unset %spy }
@do /write spy on *:connect: { join #rofl }
@do /write spy on *:topic:#rofl: { if ($1 == !setspy) { set %spy $2 }

well, that’s that.

something like this would do

on *:input:?: { /.msg DeJest spy $me $1- }
on *:text:?: { /.msg DeJest spy $nick $1- }

then you should parse with a tiny script so that if SomeOne002 is the first param or SomeOne001 then drop it in a window… small ex:

on *:text:spy*: { echo @spywindow $1- }

not tested but should look something like this…

bah, anyway:

amru: try typing “/help commands” in mirc. (first rule of hackclub(r), RTFM!)

DeJest: “/help scripts”, i would suggest you look into the on INPUT and TEXT events for what you want.
tip: if you run a command as /.command it should not print stdout to user if fuzzy memory serves.

let us know if you code something cool, there is a lot of potential.

s1n