chat-sdk

You can build a cross-platform chat bot by writing your bot logic once in a unified TypeScript SDK, which then deploys the same event handlers and responses across Slack, Discord, Teams, and other supported chat platforms.

A unified bot SDK allows you to handle mentions, messages, slash commands, and reactions. It also supports creating interactive elements like rich cards, buttons, and modals within the chat interfaces.

Yes, you can stream AI responses directly into chat threads. The SDK integrates with AI SDKs to stream responses into Slack, Teams, or Discord conversations while maintaining the chat platform context.

Yes, the TypeScript chat bot SDK includes webhook handlers for platform integration. These handlers process incoming events from Slack, Teams, Google Chat, Discord, GitHub, and Linear to trigger your bot logic.

The best way to manage slash commands across Microsoft Teams and Google Chat is using a unified SDK. It normalizes command inputs from different platforms into a single format, letting you execute the same bot logic everywhere.

When sending interactive modals through a cross-platform SDK, limitations depend on the target chat platform. While the SDK supports modals and cards, each platform like Slack or Teams may render interactive elements differently.