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# Releases
## @chat-adapter/discord@4.29.0

### Minor Changes

- 2ffed48: Adapter internals are now `protected` rather than `private`,
so consumers can subclass an adapter to override or extend its behavior
(e.g. handling additional Telegram update types by overriding
`processUpdate`).

### Patch Changes

-   e60bc8c: chore: set supported Node versions in engines
- b9b17cd: handle slash commands and button interactions in Discord
gateway-only mode
-   Updated dependencies [ac8a207]
-   Updated dependencies [e60bc8c]
-   Updated dependencies [add2730]
-   Updated dependencies [b75eedb]
    -   chat@4.29.0
    -   @chat-adapter/shared@4.29.0

## @chat-adapter/gchat@4.29.0

### Minor Changes

- 2ffed48: Adapter internals are now `protected` rather than `private`,
so consumers can subclass an adapter to override or extend its behavior
(e.g. handling additional Telegram update types by overriding
`processUpdate`).

### Patch Changes

-   e60bc8c: chore: set supported Node versions in engines

- 06fb8e5: Align package shapes with the new `konsistent` conventions.
All changes are
backwards-compatible — previous type names are kept as deprecated
aliases.

- `@chat-adapter/gchat`, `@chat-adapter/slack`: moved `*AdapterConfig`
(and
related sub-types) into a `./types` module; the public re-exports from
        `index.ts` are unchanged.
- `@chat-adapter/slack`: `createSlackAdapter` now accepts
`SlackAdapterConfig`
directly instead of `Partial<SlackAdapterConfig>`. Every field on the
config
        was already optional, so no call sites need to change.
- `@chat-adapter/messenger`: `MessengerAdapterConfig` fields are now
optional
(the factory still falls back to `FACEBOOK_*` env vars), and `logger` /
`userName` live on `MessengerAdapterConfig` directly. The factory
signature
is now `createMessengerAdapter(config?: MessengerAdapterConfig)`.
- `@chat-adapter/web`: renamed `WebAdapterOptions` to
`WebAdapterConfig`; the
        old name is exported as a deprecated alias.
- `@chat-adapter/whatsapp`: every field on `WhatsAppAdapterConfig` is
optional
(the factory still falls back to `WHATSAPP_*` env vars).
`createWhatsAppAdapter`
is now typed `(config?: WhatsAppAdapterConfig) => WhatsAppAdapter`.
- `@chat-adapter/state-memory`: added an empty
`MemoryStateAdapterOptions`
type so the package matches every other state adapter;
`createMemoryState`
        now accepts an optional argument of that type.
    -   `@chat-adapter/state-ioredis`, `@chat-adapter/state-redis`,
`@chat-adapter/state-pg`: the URL- and client-based option shapes were
split
        into named interfaces (`*StateAdapterUrlOptions` /
`*StateAdapterClientOptions`) and unified under `*StateAdapterOptions`.
The
factories now take the union type directly. Old names —
`RedisStateClientOptions`,
        `CreateRedisStateOptions`, `PostgresStateClientOptions`,
`CreatePostgresStateOptions`, `IoRedisStateClientOptions` — are kept as
        deprecated aliases.

-   Updated dependencies [ac8a207]

-   Updated dependencies [e60bc8c]

-   Updated dependencies [add2730]

-   Updated dependencies [b75eedb]
    -   chat@4.29.0
    -   @chat-adapter/shared@4.29.0

## @chat-adapter/github@4.29.0

### Minor Changes

- 2f108bd: Rename the typed native client getter on the Slack, GitHub,
and Linear adapters to match the underlying SDK class.

- `bot.getAdapter("slack").client` is now
`bot.getAdapter("slack").webClient` (returns `WebClient` from
`@slack/web-api`).
- `bot.getAdapter("github").client` is now
`bot.getAdapter("github").octokit` (returns `Octokit`).
- `bot.getAdapter("linear").client` is now
`bot.getAdapter("linear").linearClient` (returns `LinearClient`).

The previous `.client` getter is kept as a deprecated alias on all three
adapters, so existing code continues to work without changes.

- 2ffed48: Adapter internals are now `protected` rather than `private`,
so consumers can subclass an adapter to override or extend its behavior
(e.g. handling additional Telegram update types by overriding
`processUpdate`).

### Patch Changes

-   e60bc8c: chore: set supported Node versions in engines
-   Updated dependencies [ac8a207]
-   Updated dependencies [e60bc8c]
-   Updated dependencies [add2730]
-   Updated dependencies [b75eedb]
    -   chat@4.29.0
    -   @chat-adapter/shared@4.29.0

## @chat-adapter/linear@4.29.0

### Minor Changes

- 2f108bd: Rename the typed native client getter on the Slack, GitHub,
and Linear adapters to match the underlying SDK class.

- `bot.getAdapter("slack").client` is now
`bot.getAdapter("slack").webClient` (returns `WebClient` from
`@slack/web-api`).
- `bot.getAdapter("github").client` is now
`bot.getAdapter("github").octokit` (returns `Octokit`).
- `bot.getAdapter("linear").client` is now
`bot.getAdapter("linear").linearClient` (returns `LinearClient`).

The previous `.client` getter is kept as a deprecated alias on all three
adapters, so existing code continues to work without changes.

- 2ffed48: Adapter internals are now `protected` rather than `private`,
so consumers can subclass an adapter to override or extend its behavior
(e.g. handling additional Telegram update types by overriding
`processUpdate`).

### Patch Changes

-   e60bc8c: chore: set supported Node versions in engines
-   Updated dependencies [ac8a207]
-   Updated dependencies [e60bc8c]
-   Updated dependencies [add2730]
-   Updated dependencies [b75eedb]
    -   chat@4.29.0
    -   @chat-adapter/shared@4.29.0

## @chat-adapter/messenger@4.29.0

### Minor Changes

- 2ffed48: Adapter internals are now `protected` rather than `private`,
so consumers can subclass an adapter to override or extend its behavior
(e.g. handling additional Telegram update types by overriding
`processUpdate`).

### Patch Changes

-   e60bc8c: chore: set supported Node versions in engines

- 06fb8e5: Align package shapes with the new `konsistent` conventions.
All changes are
backwards-compatible — previous type names are kept as deprecated
aliases.

- `@chat-adapter/gchat`, `@chat-adapter/slack`: moved `*AdapterConfig`
(and
related sub-types) into a `./types` module; the public re-exports from
        `index.ts` are unchanged.
- `@chat-adapter/slack`: `createSlackAdapter` now accepts
`SlackAdapterConfig`
directly instead of `Partial<SlackAdapterConfig>`. Every field on the
config
        was already optional, so no call sites need to change.
- `@chat-adapter/messenger`: `MessengerAdapterConfig` fields are now
optional
(the factory still falls back to `FACEBOOK_*` env vars), and `logger` /
`userName` live on `MessengerAdapterConfig` directly. The factory
signature
is now `createMessengerAdapter(config?: MessengerAdapterConfig)`.
- `@chat-adapter/web`: renamed `WebAdapterOptions` to
`WebAdapterConfig`; the
        old name is exported as a deprecated alias.
- `@chat-adapter/whatsapp`: every field on `WhatsAppAdapterConfig` is
optional
(the factory still falls back to `WHATSAPP_*` env vars).
`createWhatsAppAdapter`
is now typed `(config?: WhatsAppAdapterConfig) => WhatsAppAdapter`.
- `@chat-adapter/state-memory`: added an empty
`MemoryStateAdapterOptions`
type so the package matches every other state adapter;
`createMemoryState`
        now accepts an optional argument of that type.
    -   `@chat-adapter/state-ioredis`, `@chat-adapter/state-redis`,
`@chat-adapter/state-pg`: the URL- and client-based option shapes were
split
        into named interfaces (`*StateAdapterUrlOptions` /
`*StateAdapterClientOptions`) and unified under `*StateAdapterOptions`.
The
factories now take the union type directly. Old names —
`RedisStateClientOptions`,
        `CreateRedisStateOptions`, `PostgresStateClientOptions`,
`CreatePostgresStateOptions`, `IoRedisStateClientOptions` — are kept as
        deprecated aliases.

-   Updated dependencies [ac8a207]

-   Updated dependencies [e60bc8c]

-   Updated dependencies [add2730]

-   Updated dependencies [b75eedb]
    -   chat@4.29.0
    -   @chat-adapter/shared@4.29.0

## @chat-adapter/shared@4.29.0

### Minor Changes

-   add2730: support typed Telegram attachment uploads

### Patch Changes

-   e60bc8c: chore: set supported Node versions in engines
-   Updated dependencies [ac8a207]
-   Updated dependencies [e60bc8c]
-   Updated dependencies [b75eedb]
    -   chat@4.29.0

## @chat-adapter/slack@4.29.0

### Minor Changes

- 2f108bd: Rename the typed native client getter on the Slack, GitHub,
and Linear adapters to match the underlying SDK class.

- `bot.getAdapter("slack").client` is now
`bot.getAdapter("slack").webClient` (returns `WebClient` from
`@slack/web-api`).
- `bot.getAdapter("github").client` is now
`bot.getAdapter("github").octokit` (returns `Octokit`).
- `bot.getAdapter("linear").client` is now
`bot.getAdapter("linear").linearClient` (returns `LinearClient`).

The previous `.client` getter is kept as a deprecated alias on all three
adapters, so existing code continues to work without changes.

- c46fdb6: Add support for external `installationProvider` and
Enterprise Grid org-wide installs.

- New optional `installationProvider` config: `{
getInstallation(installationId, isEnterpriseInstall) =>
Promise<SlackInstallation | null> }`. When set, the adapter resolves bot
tokens for incoming events, slash commands, and interactive payloads
through the provider instead of the internal `StateAdapter` — useful for
hosted token-management systems (e.g. Vercel Connect). The provider is
read-only; OAuth callback writes (`setInstallation`,
`handleOAuthCallback`) and the `getInstallation`/`deleteInstallation`
public methods continue to use internal state, so callers using a
provider should manage their own writes.
- Enterprise Grid org-wide installs (`is_enterprise_install: true`) are
now keyed on `enterprise_id` instead of `team_id` across event_callback,
slash command, and interactive payload paths. Multi-workspace
deployments using the internal `StateAdapter` for org-wide installs must
repopulate installations under the `enterprise_id` key — previously,
org-wide events would fall through to a `team_id` lookup that did not
match what the OAuth flow had stored.

- fdebde7: feat(slack): expose direct `WebClient` access via
`adapter.client`

`bot.getAdapter("slack").client` now returns a typed `WebClient` from
`@slack/web-api`, matching the existing pattern on the Linear and GitHub
adapters. The returned client is bound to the bot token for the current
    request context (multi-workspace) or the configured default token
(single-workspace). Use it for any Web API call not covered by the SDK's
    high-level methods, e.g. `adapter.client.pins.add(...)` or
    `adapter.client.usergroups.list(...)`.

    Resolution order:

    1.  The token from the current `requestContext` — set during webhook
        handling, or by `adapter.withBotToken(token, fn)`.
    2.  The default `botToken`, when configured as a static string or a
        synchronous resolver function.

Throws `AuthenticationError` outside of any context in multi-workspace
mode, or when `botToken` is configured as an async resolver function.
    For async tokens, await the token first and bind it explicitly with
    `adapter.withBotToken(token, () => adapter.client...)`.

    Also fixes `createSlackAdapter()` silently dropping the `apiUrl`
    config field.

- 2ffed48: Adapter internals are now `protected` rather than `private`,
so consumers can subclass an adapter to override or extend its behavior
(e.g. handling additional Telegram update types by overriding
`processUpdate`).

### Patch Changes

-   e60bc8c: chore: set supported Node versions in engines

- 06fb8e5: Align package shapes with the new `konsistent` conventions.
All changes are
backwards-compatible — previous type names are kept as deprecated
aliases.

- `@chat-adapter/gchat`, `@chat-adapter/slack`: moved `*AdapterConfig`
(and
related sub-types) into a `./types` module; the public re-exports from
        `index.ts` are unchanged.
- `@chat-adapter/slack`: `createSlackAdapter` now accepts
`SlackAdapterConfig`
directly instead of `Partial<SlackAdapterConfig>`. Every field on the
config
        was already optional, so no call sites need to change.
- `@chat-adapter/messenger`: `MessengerAdapterConfig` fields are now
optional
(the factory still falls back to `FACEBOOK_*` env vars), and `logger` /
`userName` live on `MessengerAdapterConfig` directly. The factory
signature
is now `createMessengerAdapter(config?: MessengerAdapterConfig)`.
- `@chat-adapter/web`: renamed `WebAdapterOptions` to
`WebAdapterConfig`; the
        old name is exported as a deprecated alias.
- `@chat-adapter/whatsapp`: every field on `WhatsAppAdapterConfig` is
optional
(the factory still falls back to `WHATSAPP_*` env vars).
`createWhatsAppAdapter`
is now typed `(config?: WhatsAppAdapterConfig) => WhatsAppAdapter`.
- `@chat-adapter/state-memory`: added an empty
`MemoryStateAdapterOptions`
type so the package matches every other state adapter;
`createMemoryState`
        now accepts an optional argument of that type.
    -   `@chat-adapter/state-ioredis`, `@chat-adapter/state-redis`,
`@chat-adapter/state-pg`: the URL- and client-based option shapes were
split
        into named interfaces (`*StateAdapterUrlOptions` /
`*StateAdapterClientOptions`) and unified under `*StateAdapterOptions`.
The
factories now take the union type directly. Old names —
`RedisStateClientOptions`,
        `CreateRedisStateOptions`, `PostgresStateClientOptions`,
`CreatePostgresStateOptions`, `IoRedisStateClientOptions` — are kept as
        deprecated aliases.

- 0f0c203: fix(slack): prefer `webhookVerifier` over `signingSecret` and
`SLACK_SIGNING_SECRET`

When a `webhookVerifier` is configured, it now takes precedence over
both the
`signingSecret` config field and the `SLACK_SIGNING_SECRET` env var.
Previously,
    a configured `signingSecret` (or env var) would shadow the verifier.

-   Updated dependencies [ac8a207]

-   Updated dependencies [e60bc8c]

-   Updated dependencies [add2730]

-   Updated dependencies [b75eedb]
    -   chat@4.29.0
    -   @chat-adapter/shared@4.29.0

## @chat-adapter/teams@4.29.0

### Minor Changes

- 2ffed48: Adapter internals are now `protected` rather than `private`,
so consumers can subclass an adapter to override or extend its behavior
(e.g. handling additional Telegram update types by overriding
`processUpdate`).

### Patch Changes

-   e60bc8c: chore: set supported Node versions in engines
-   Updated dependencies [ac8a207]
-   Updated dependencies [e60bc8c]
-   Updated dependencies [add2730]
-   Updated dependencies [b75eedb]
    -   chat@4.29.0
    -   @chat-adapter/shared@4.29.0

## @chat-adapter/telegram@4.29.0

### Minor Changes

-   add2730: support typed Telegram attachment uploads
- 2ffed48: Adapter internals are now `protected` rather than `private`,
so consumers can subclass an adapter to override or extend its behavior
(e.g. handling additional Telegram update types by overriding
`processUpdate`).

### Patch Changes

-   e60bc8c: chore: set supported Node versions in engines
- 711babe: Handle `video_note` (round video messages) in
`extractAttachments`. Previously these messages were silently dropped;
now they are returned as `video` attachments with `width`/`height` set
to the clip's `length`.
-   Updated dependencies [ac8a207]
-   Updated dependencies [e60bc8c]
-   Updated dependencies [add2730]
-   Updated dependencies [b75eedb]
    -   chat@4.29.0
    -   @chat-adapter/shared@4.29.0

## @chat-adapter/web@4.29.0

### Minor Changes

- 2ffed48: Adapter internals are now `protected` rather than `private`,
so consumers can subclass an adapter to override or extend its behavior
(e.g. handling additional Telegram update types by overriding
`processUpdate`).
- 716e934: Add first-class Vue and Svelte support via new subpath
exports `@chat-adapter/web/vue` and `@chat-adapter/web/svelte`. Each
exports a `useChat()` factory preconfigured with `DefaultChatTransport`,
returning a framework-reactive `Chat` instance from `@ai-sdk/vue` /
`@ai-sdk/svelte` respectively. Note: unlike the React subpath which
wraps `@ai-sdk/react`'s `useChat` hook and returns destructurable
helpers, the Vue and Svelte wrappers return a `Chat` class instance —
access `chat.messages`, `chat.sendMessage()`, `chat.status`, and
`chat.stop()` directly on the object.

### Patch Changes

-   e60bc8c: chore: set supported Node versions in engines

- 06fb8e5: Align package shapes with the new `konsistent` conventions.
All changes are
backwards-compatible — previous type names are kept as deprecated
aliases.

- `@chat-adapter/gchat`, `@chat-adapter/slack`: moved `*AdapterConfig`
(and
related sub-types) into a `./types` module; the public re-exports from
        `index.ts` are unchanged.
- `@chat-adapter/slack`: `createSlackAdapter` now accepts
`SlackAdapterConfig`
directly instead of `Partial<SlackAdapterConfig>`. Every field on the
config
        was already optional, so no call sites need to change.
- `@chat-adapter/messenger`: `MessengerAdapterConfig` fields are now
optional
(the factory still falls back to `FACEBOOK_*` env vars), and `logger` /
`userName` live on `MessengerAdapterConfig` directly. The factory
signature
is now `createMessengerAdapter(config?: MessengerAdapterConfig)`.
- `@chat-adapter/web`: renamed `WebAdapterOptions` to
`WebAdapterConfig`; the
        old name is exported as a deprecated alias.
- `@chat-adapter/whatsapp`: every field on `WhatsAppAdapterConfig` is
optional
(the factory still falls back to `WHATSAPP_*` env vars).
`createWhatsAppAdapter`
is now typed `(config?: WhatsAppAdapterConfig) => WhatsAppAdapter`.
- `@chat-adapter/state-memory`: added an empty
`MemoryStateAdapterOptions`
type so the package matches every other state adapter;
`createMemoryState`
        now accepts an optional argument of that type.
    -   `@chat-adapter/state-ioredis`, `@chat-adapter/state-redis`,
`@chat-adapter/state-pg`: the URL- and client-based option shapes were
split
        into named interfaces (`*StateAdapterUrlOptions` /
`*StateAdapterClientOptions`) and unified under `*StateAdapterOptions`.
The
factories now take the union type directly. Old names —
`RedisStateClientOptions`,
        `CreateRedisStateOptions`, `PostgresStateClientOptions`,
`CreatePostgresStateOptions`, `IoRedisStateClientOptions` — are kept as
        deprecated aliases.

-   Updated dependencies [ac8a207]

-   Updated dependencies [e60bc8c]

-   Updated dependencies [add2730]

-   Updated dependencies [b75eedb]
    -   chat@4.29.0
    -   @chat-adapter/shared@4.29.0

## @chat-adapter/whatsapp@4.29.0

### Minor Changes

- 2ffed48: Adapter internals are now `protected` rather than `private`,
so consumers can subclass an adapter to override or extend its behavior
(e.g. handling additional Telegram update types by overriding
`processUpdate`).

### Patch Changes

-   e60bc8c: chore: set supported Node versions in engines

- 06fb8e5: Align package shapes with the new `konsistent` conventions.
All changes are
backwards-compatible — previous type names are kept as deprecated
aliases.

- `@chat-adapter/gchat`, `@chat-adapter/slack`: moved `*AdapterConfig`
(and
related sub-types) into a `./types` module; the public re-exports from
        `index.ts` are unchanged.
- `@chat-adapter/slack`: `createSlackAdapter` now accepts
`SlackAdapterConfig`
directly instead of `Partial<SlackAdapterConfig>`. Every field on the
config
        was already optional, so no call sites need to change.
- `@chat-adapter/messenger`: `MessengerAdapterConfig` fields are now
optional
(the factory still falls back to `FACEBOOK_*` env vars), and `logger` /
`userName` live on `MessengerAdapterConfig` directly. The factory
signature
is now `createMessengerAdapter(config?: MessengerAdapterConfig)`.
- `@chat-adapter/web`: renamed `WebAdapterOptions` to
`WebAdapterConfig`; the
        old name is exported as a deprecated alias.
- `@chat-adapter/whatsapp`: every field on `WhatsAppAdapterConfig` is
optional
(the factory still falls back to `WHATSAPP_*` env vars).
`createWhatsAppAdapter`
is now typed `(config?: WhatsAppAdapterConfig) => WhatsAppAdapter`.
- `@chat-adapter/state-memory`: added an empty
`MemoryStateAdapterOptions`
type so the package matches every other state adapter;
`createMemoryState`
        now accepts an optional argument of that type.
    -   `@chat-adapter/state-ioredis`, `@chat-adapter/state-redis`,
`@chat-adapter/state-pg`: the URL- and client-based option shapes were
split
        into named interfaces (`*StateAdapterUrlOptions` /
`*StateAdapterClientOptions`) and unified under `*StateAdapterOptions`.
The
factories now take the union type directly. Old names —
`RedisStateClientOptions`,
        `CreateRedisStateOptions`, `PostgresStateClientOptions`,
`CreatePostgresStateOptions`, `IoRedisStateClientOptions` — are kept as
        deprecated aliases.

-   Updated dependencies [ac8a207]

-   Updated dependencies [e60bc8c]

-   Updated dependencies [add2730]

-   Updated dependencies [b75eedb]
    -   chat@4.29.0
    -   @chat-adapter/shared@4.29.0

## chat@4.29.0

### Minor Changes

- ac8a207: Add `chat/ai` subpath as the home for AI utilities, including
`createChatTools` for the Vercel AI SDK and `toAiMessages` for
converting chat history into AI SDK prompts.

`createChatTools` exposes Chat SDK operations as ready-to-use AI SDK
tools so an agent can read messages, post replies, send DMs, react,
edit, delete, and manage thread subscriptions across every adapter the
supplied `Chat` instance has registered. Write operations require user
approval by default and can be toggled globally or per-tool via
`requireApproval`. Three presets (`reader`, `messenger`, `moderator`)
scope the toolset, and tools can also be cherry-picked from the same
subpath.

`toAiMessages` (and the `AiMessage` / `AiMessagePart` /
`ToAiMessagesOptions` types) now ship from `chat/ai` alongside the tools
— keeping the optional `ai` and `zod` peer dependencies out of bundles
that don't use them. The previous `chat` re-exports continue to work,
but are marked `@deprecated` so editors surface a hint pointing at
`chat/ai`; existing code keeps compiling, and migrating is a single
import-path change.

-   b75eedb: add burst concurrency strategy

### Patch Changes

-   e60bc8c: chore: set supported Node versions in engines

## @chat-adapter/state-ioredis@4.29.0

### Patch Changes

-   e60bc8c: chore: set supported Node versions in engines

- 06fb8e5: Align package shapes with the new `konsistent` conventions.
All changes are
backwards-compatible — previous type names are kept as deprecated
aliases.

- `@chat-adapter/gchat`, `@chat-adapter/slack`: moved `*AdapterConfig`
(and
related sub-types) into a `./types` module; the public re-exports from
        `index.ts` are unchanged.
- `@chat-adapter/slack`: `createSlackAdapter` now accepts
`SlackAdapterConfig`
directly instead of `Partial<SlackAdapterConfig>`. Every field on the
config
        was already optional, so no call sites need to change.
- `@chat-adapter/messenger`: `MessengerAdapterConfig` fields are now
optional
(the factory still falls back to `FACEBOOK_*` env vars), and `logger` /
`userName` live on `MessengerAdapterConfig` directly. The factory
signature
is now `createMessengerAdapter(config?: MessengerAdapterConfig)`.
- `@chat-adapter/web`: renamed `WebAdapterOptions` to
`WebAdapterConfig`; the
        old name is exported as a deprecated alias.
- `@chat-adapter/whatsapp`: every field on `WhatsAppAdapterConfig` is
optional
(the factory still falls back to `WHATSAPP_*` env vars).
`createWhatsAppAdapter`
is now typed `(config?: WhatsAppAdapterConfig) => WhatsAppAdapter`.
- `@chat-adapter/state-memory`: added an empty
`MemoryStateAdapterOptions`
type so the package matches every other state adapter;
`createMemoryState`
        now accepts an optional argument of that type.
    -   `@chat-adapter/state-ioredis`, `@chat-adapter/state-redis`,
`@chat-adapter/state-pg`: the URL- and client-based option shapes were
split
        into named interfaces (`*StateAdapterUrlOptions` /
`*StateAdapterClientOptions`) and unified under `*StateAdapterOptions`.
The
factories now take the union type directly. Old names —
`RedisStateClientOptions`,
        `CreateRedisStateOptions`, `PostgresStateClientOptions`,
`CreatePostgresStateOptions`, `IoRedisStateClientOptions` — are kept as
        deprecated aliases.

-   Updated dependencies [ac8a207]

-   Updated dependencies [e60bc8c]

-   Updated dependencies [b75eedb]
    -   chat@4.29.0

## @chat-adapter/state-memory@4.29.0

### Patch Changes

-   e60bc8c: chore: set supported Node versions in engines

- 06fb8e5: Align package shapes with the new `konsistent` conventions.
All changes are
backwards-compatible — previous type names are kept as deprecated
aliases.

- `@chat-adapter/gchat`, `@chat-adapter/slack`: moved `*AdapterConfig`
(and
related sub-types) into a `./types` module; the public re-exports from
        `index.ts` are unchanged.
- `@chat-adapter/slack`: `createSlackAdapter` now accepts
`SlackAdapterConfig`
directly instead of `Partial<SlackAdapterConfig>`. Every field on the
config
        was already optional, so no call sites need to change.
- `@chat-adapter/messenger`: `MessengerAdapterConfig` fields are now
optional
(the factory still falls back to `FACEBOOK_*` env vars), and `logger` /
`userName` live on `MessengerAdapterConfig` directly. The factory
signature
is now `createMessengerAdapter(config?: MessengerAdapterConfig)`.
- `@chat-adapter/web`: renamed `WebAdapterOptions` to
`WebAdapterConfig`; the
        old name is exported as a deprecated alias.
- `@chat-adapter/whatsapp`: every field on `WhatsAppAdapterConfig` is
optional
(the factory still falls back to `WHATSAPP_*` env vars).
`createWhatsAppAdapter`
is now typed `(config?: WhatsAppAdapterConfig) => WhatsAppAdapter`.
- `@chat-adapter/state-memory`: added an empty
`MemoryStateAdapterOptions`
type so the package matches every other state adapter;
`createMemoryState`
        now accepts an optional argument of that type.
    -   `@chat-adapter/state-ioredis`, `@chat-adapter/state-redis`,
`@chat-adapter/state-pg`: the URL- and client-based option shapes were
split
        into named interfaces (`*StateAdapterUrlOptions` /
`*StateAdapterClientOptions`) and unified under `*StateAdapterOptions`.
The
factories now take the union type directly. Old names —
`RedisStateClientOptions`,
        `CreateRedisStateOptions`, `PostgresStateClientOptions`,
`CreatePostgresStateOptions`, `IoRedisStateClientOptions` — are kept as
        deprecated aliases.

-   Updated dependencies [ac8a207]

-   Updated dependencies [e60bc8c]

-   Updated dependencies [b75eedb]
    -   chat@4.29.0

## @chat-adapter/state-pg@4.29.0

### Patch Changes

-   e60bc8c: chore: set supported Node versions in engines

- 06fb8e5: Align package shapes with the new `konsistent` conventions.
All changes are
backwards-compatible — previous type names are kept as deprecated
aliases.

- `@chat-adapter/gchat`, `@chat-adapter/slack`: moved `*AdapterConfig`
(and
related sub-types) into a `./types` module; the public re-exports from
        `index.ts` are unchanged.
- `@chat-adapter/slack`: `createSlackAdapter` now accepts
`SlackAdapterConfig`
directly instead of `Partial<SlackAdapterConfig>`. Every field on the
config
        was already optional, so no call sites need to change.
- `@chat-adapter/messenger`: `MessengerAdapterConfig` fields are now
optional
(the factory still falls back to `FACEBOOK_*` env vars), and `logger` /
`userName` live on `MessengerAdapterConfig` directly. The factory
signature
is now `createMessengerAdapter(config?: MessengerAdapterConfig)`.
- `@chat-adapter/web`: renamed `WebAdapterOptions` to
`WebAdapterConfig`; the
        old name is exported as a deprecated alias.
- `@chat-adapter/whatsapp`: every field on `WhatsAppAdapterConfig` is
optional
(the factory still falls back to `WHATSAPP_*` env vars).
`createWhatsAppAdapter`
is now typed `(config?: WhatsAppAdapterConfig) => WhatsAppAdapter`.
- `@chat-adapter/state-memory`: added an empty
`MemoryStateAdapterOptions`
type so the package matches every other state adapter;
`createMemoryState`
        now accepts an optional argument of that type.
    -   `@chat-adapter/state-ioredis`, `@chat-adapter/state-redis`,
`@chat-adapter/state-pg`: the URL- and client-based option shapes were
split
        into named interfaces (`*StateAdapterUrlOptions` /
`*StateAdapterClientOptions`) and unified under `*StateAdapterOptions`.
The
factories now take the union type directly. Old names —
`RedisStateClientOptions`,
        `CreateRedisStateOptions`, `PostgresStateClientOptions`,
`CreatePostgresStateOptions`, `IoRedisStateClientOptions` — are kept as
        deprecated aliases.

-   Updated dependencies [ac8a207]

-   Updated dependencies [e60bc8c]

-   Updated dependencies [b75eedb]
    -   chat@4.29.0

## @chat-adapter/state-redis@4.29.0

### Patch Changes

-   e60bc8c: chore: set supported Node versions in engines

- 06fb8e5: Align package shapes with the new `konsistent` conventions.
All changes are
backwards-compatible — previous type names are kept as deprecated
aliases.

- `@chat-adapter/gchat`, `@chat-adapter/slack`: moved `*AdapterConfig`
(and
related sub-types) into a `./types` module; the public re-exports from
        `index.ts` are unchanged.
- `@chat-adapter/slack`: `createSlackAdapter` now accepts
`SlackAdapterConfig`
directly instead of `Partial<SlackAdapterConfig>`. Every field on the
config
        was already optional, so no call sites need to change.
- `@chat-adapter/messenger`: `MessengerAdapterConfig` fields are now
optional
(the factory still falls back to `FACEBOOK_*` env vars), and `logger` /
`userName` live on `MessengerAdapterConfig` directly. The factory
signature
is now `createMessengerAdapter(config?: MessengerAdapterConfig)`.
- `@chat-adapter/web`: renamed `WebAdapterOptions` to
`WebAdapterConfig`; the
        old name is exported as a deprecated alias.
- `@chat-adapter/whatsapp`: every field on `WhatsAppAdapterConfig` is
optional
(the factory still falls back to `WHATSAPP_*` env vars).
`createWhatsAppAdapter`
is now typed `(config?: WhatsAppAdapterConfig) => WhatsAppAdapter`.
- `@chat-adapter/state-memory`: added an empty
`MemoryStateAdapterOptions`
type so the package matches every other state adapter;
`createMemoryState`
        now accepts an optional argument of that type.
    -   `@chat-adapter/state-ioredis`, `@chat-adapter/state-redis`,
`@chat-adapter/state-pg`: the URL- and client-based option shapes were
split
        into named interfaces (`*StateAdapterUrlOptions` /
`*StateAdapterClientOptions`) and unified under `*StateAdapterOptions`.
The
factories now take the union type directly. Old names —
`RedisStateClientOptions`,
        `CreateRedisStateOptions`, `PostgresStateClientOptions`,
`CreatePostgresStateOptions`, `IoRedisStateClientOptions` — are kept as
        deprecated aliases.

-   Updated dependencies [ac8a207]

-   Updated dependencies [e60bc8c]

-   Updated dependencies [b75eedb]
    -   chat@4.29.0

## @chat-adapter/tests@4.29.0

### Patch Changes

- 0adf3ad: Add `@chat-adapter/tests` — Vitest factories, matchers, and
setup utilities for Chat SDK adapter and bot authors.

- **Factories**: `createMockAdapter`, `createMockChatInstance`,
`createMockState` (with working in-memory
subscriptions/locks/KV/queues), `createTestMessage`,
`mockLogger`/`createMockLogger`.
- **Matchers**: `toHavePosted(threadId, textPattern?)`,
`toHaveDispatched(handler)`, `toBeSubscribedTo(threadId)`.
- **Setup file**: `@chat-adapter/tests/setup` registers all matchers via
`expect.extend` — drop into `vitest.config.ts` `setupFiles`.

`chat` and `vitest` are peer dependencies. Adapter-specific helpers
(e.g. signed Slack webhook builders) belong in each adapter's own
`/testing` subpath, not in this kit.

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Chat SDK

npm version npm downloads License: MIT

A unified TypeScript SDK for building chat bots across Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, Discord, Telegram, GitHub, Linear, and WhatsApp. Write your bot logic once, deploy everywhere.

Installation

npm install chat

Install adapters for your platforms:

npm install @chat-adapter/slack @chat-adapter/teams @chat-adapter/gchat @chat-adapter/discord @chat-adapter/telegram

Usage

import { Chat } from "chat";
import { createSlackAdapter } from "@chat-adapter/slack";
import { createRedisState } from "@chat-adapter/state-redis";

const bot = new Chat({
  userName: "mybot",
  adapters: {
    slack: createSlackAdapter(),
  },
  state: createRedisState(),
});

bot.onNewMention(async (thread) => {
  await thread.subscribe();
  await thread.post("Hello! I'm listening to this thread.");
});

bot.onSubscribedMessage(async (thread, message) => {
  await thread.post(`You said: ${message.text}`);
});

See the Getting Started guide for a full walkthrough.

Adapters

Browse official, vendor-official, and community adapters on chat-sdk.dev/adapters. A cross-platform feature matrix is available at chat-sdk.dev/docs/adapters.

Features

  • Event handlers — mentions, messages, reactions, button clicks, slash commands, modals
  • AI streaming — stream LLM responses with native Slack streaming and post+edit fallback
  • Cards — JSX-based interactive cards (Block Kit, Adaptive Cards, Google Chat Cards)
  • Actions — handle button clicks and dropdown selections
  • Modals — form dialogs with text inputs, dropdowns, and validation
  • Slash commands — handle /command invocations
  • Emoji — type-safe, cross-platform emoji with custom emoji support
  • File uploads — send and receive file attachments
  • Direct messages — initiate DMs programmatically
  • Ephemeral messages — user-only visible messages with DM fallback
  • Overlapping messages - burst, queue, debounce, drop, or process concurrent messages on the same thread

AI coding agent support

If you use an AI coding agent like Claude Code, you can teach it about Chat SDK:

npx skills add vercel/chat

Documentation

Full documentation is available at chat-sdk.dev/docs.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for development setup and the release process.

Support

For help or questions, see SUPPORT.md. To report a security vulnerability, see SECURITY.md.

License

MIT

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