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Chat SDK adds Messenger adapter support

Chat SDK now works with Messenger. That's 6 platforms in one codebase—Slack, Discord, GitHub, Teams, Telegram, and now Facebook's messaging layer.

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Why it matters

Chat SDK expands its multi-platform adapter ecosystem to include Messenger, reducing fragmentation for teams building AI chatbots and conversational agents across enterprise and consumer channels.

The key facts

12 to know
  1. Chat SDK adds Messenger adapter support

  2. Supports messages, reactions, attachments, postback buttons, direct conversations

  3. Extends single-codebase approach to 6 platforms: Slack, Discord, GitHub, Teams, Telegram, Messenger

  4. No support for message history, editing, deletion

  5. Tables and fields render as text fallbacks

  6. Streaming uses accumulate-then-send pattern

  7. Community contribution (PR #461) by @mitkodknk

  8. Chat SDK now supports Messenger adapter

  9. Single-codebase approach now covers: Slack, Discord, GitHub, Teams, Telegram, Messenger

  10. Limitations: no message history, editing, deletion; tables/fields render as text fallbacks

  11. Streaming handled via accumulation and final message send

  12. Community contribution (mitkodknPR #461) enabled adapter

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Publisher excerpt: Chat SDK now supports Messenger, extending its single-codebase approach to Slack, Discord, GitHub, Teams, and Telegram with the new .Messenger adapter Teams can build bots that support messages, reactions, attachments, postback buttons, and direct conversations, with display names fetched…
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