Chat SDK adds X adapter support
Chat SDK now supports X (formerly Twitter) through a new adapter that enables bots to reply to public mentions and handle direct messages via X API v2. The adapter automatically handles CRC verification, webhook signature checks, and OAuth token refresh for long-running deployments.
Chat SDK now supports X, extending its single-codebase approach to Slack, Discord, GitHub, Teams, Telegram, and WhatsApp with the new .X adapter
Teams can build bots that reply to public mentions and hold direct message conversations through the X API v2 and the . The adapter handles CRC verification and webhook signature checks automatically and can manage OAuth token refresh for long-running bots.X Activity API
Likes are the only supported reaction, and responses post once on completion since X has no native streaming. X's apply to automated messages.automation rules
Read the to get started or browse the .documentationadapter directory
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