Chat SDK adds Photon support
Chat SDK now supports Photon through a new .vendor-official adapter, enabling bots to send and receive iMessages in direct and group chats with media sharing and native tapback reactions. The adapter works with Spectrum Cloud, custom servers, or directly on Mac, with Photon conversations mapping to Chat SDK threads and HMAC-verified webhooks for secure message handling.
Chat SDK now supports Photon with the new .vendor-official adapter
Build bots that send and receive iMessages directly and in group chats, share media, and react with native tapbacks. Run the adapter against Spectrum Cloud, your own server, or directly on a Mac.
Each Photon conversation becomes a Chat SDK thread, and tapbacks come through as reactions. Handlers, posts, and subscriptions work the same as with any other adapter. Webhooks are HMAC-verified, and your bot can reply to a DM straight from a webhook delivery, no live connection needed.
Read the documentation to get started.Photon
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