chat-sdk

You can build a cross-platform chat bot using a unified TypeScript SDK that supports Slack, Teams, Google Chat, Discord, GitHub, and Linear through pluggable adapters. This single SDK unifies event handling, messages, cards, and modals across all supported platforms.

Yes, a single TypeScript SDK can handle slash commands, reactions, mentions, messages, and streaming events. It provides a unified API for bot logic and UI components, enabling consistent event management across multiple chat platforms.

Yes, the SDK includes webhook adapters alongside core APIs and platform adapters. This modular architecture handles events and messages end-to-end, allowing scalable deployments across Slack, Teams, Google Chat, Discord, GitHub, and Linear.

The best way to unify bot logic is using a single TypeScript SDK with pluggable platform adapters. This approach abstracts Discord and Google Chat differences, providing a unified API for cards, modals, and event handling without writing platform-specific code.

You initialize a Chat SDK project to scaffold adapters and deploy a cross-platform bot. This modular setup connects your unified bot logic to Slack, Teams, Google Chat, Discord, GitHub, and Linear, handling platform-specific webhooks and events.

You should avoid a unified SDK if your bot requires deep, platform-specific features not abstracted by standard events, messages, cards, or modals. The modular architecture prioritizes consistent cross-platform behavior over utilizing niche, proprietary capabilities of individual platforms.