chat-sdk

You can build cross-platform chat bots from one codebase by applying a unified Chat API that coordinates adapters, state, and routing. This approach ensures consistent behavior and streaming across Slack, Teams, Discord, Telegram, and Google Chat without duplicating bot logic.

A unified chat API coordinates adapters, state, and webhook routing under a single interface for multi-platform bots. It normalizes incoming webhooks and outgoing messages across Slack, Teams, Google Chat, Discord, and Telegram to deliver consistent end-to-end bot capabilities.

Yes, a single codebase can manage streaming messages and threads across Telegram and Google Chat. The architecture supports channels, threads, messages, cards, modals, and streaming by unifying platform-specific adapters into one consistent messaging interface.

You can extend chat bot adapters to support a custom messaging platform by leveraging the SDK's extensible architecture. This allows you to build and maintain custom adapters and state adapters that plug into the unified Chat API for your specific routing needs.

A limitation of using a unified adapter approach for multi-platform chat bot development is that highly platform-specific features may require custom adapter modifications. While the unified interface covers standard threads, cards, modals, and streaming, unique platform capabilities outside these core features might not be natively supported.