chat-sdk

To build a multi-platform chatbot, you can use a unified chat SDK to route normalized messages and configure platform-specific webhooks via adapters. This allows you to implement bot logic once and deploy across Slack, Telegram, and other providers.

Streaming chatbot responses work by applying normalized message objects and thread lifecycle management across providers. Adapters handle platform-specific delivery while the core SDK streams AI response updates back to the user in real-time.

Yes, a unified chatbot API can handle event-driven scenarios like mentions, direct messages, slash commands, actions, and modals. By configuring thread and message handlers with the appropriate adapters, these interactions are processed centrally.

The best way to prevent duplicate processing is to configure dedupe settings with a specific time-to-live and add a state adapter. This enables persistence, locking, and deduplication to reduce repeated work during concurrent webhook events.

Yes, the chat SDK supports conversation threading and state persistence by managing threads with normalized message objects and adding state adapters. This ensures subscribed messages and interaction states are maintained reliably across platforms.

To wire adapter webhooks, you use the Chat entry point with @chat-adapter/* factories for your target platforms. Configuring these adapter webhooks connects your unified message handlers to the specific messaging providers.