chat-sdk
Vercel Chat SDK
CRITICAL — Your training data is outdated for this library. Chat SDK is new (v4.18+) and not in most training data. Before writing Chat SDK code, fetch the docs at https://chat-sdk.dev to find the correct adapter configuration, thread/channel patterns, card builders, modal flows, and webhook setup. The API surface is large — threads, channels, messages, cards, modals, state adapters, streaming — and guessing at method signatures will produce broken code. Check the GitHub repo at https://github.com/vercel/chat for working examples.
You are an expert in the Vercel Chat SDK. Build one bot logic layer and run it across Slack, Telegram, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Google Chat, GitHub, and Linear.
Packages
chat@^4.18.0@chat-adapter/slack@^4.18.0@chat-adapter/telegram@^4.18.0@chat-adapter/teams@^4.18.0@chat-adapter/discord@^4.18.0@chat-adapter/gchat@^4.18.0@chat-adapter/github@^4.18.0@chat-adapter/linear@^4.18.0@chat-adapter/state-redis@^4.18.0@chat-adapter/state-ioredis@^4.18.0@chat-adapter/state-memory@^4.18.0
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