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Transport-agnostic chat contract for R agents. Zero dependencies.
One interface, including chat_poll(),
chat_send(), chat_typing(),
chat_resolve(), chat_capabilities(), and
chat_disconnect(), with adapters that wake up when their
platform client is installed:
| Adapter | Constructor | Delegates to | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Loopback | chat_loopback() |
(in-memory) | reference implementation |
| Matrix | chat_matrix() |
mx.client (Suggests) | working |
| IRC | chat_irc() |
base R sockets | working |
| Slack | chat_slack() |
slackr (Suggests) | signature-verified, review-hardened; live roundtrip pending a workspace token |
| Telegram | chat_telegram() |
httr, or a telegram::TGBot (Suggests) | working; live roundtrip verified |
cl <- chat.api::chat_matrix(app = "mybot")
got <- chat.api::chat_poll(cl, timeout = 30)
for (m in got$messages) print(m)
chat.api::chat_send(cl, "#general", "hello from the contract",
markup = "markdown")Every adapter is poll-shaped: long-poll transports (Matrix /sync,
Telegram getUpdates) map directly, persistent sockets (IRC) buffer into
the poll. chat_capabilities() tells the truth about what
each platform can do (threads, markup dialects, E2EE, per-message
identity), so consumers degrade deliberately instead of
accidentally.
See DESIGN.md for the ecosystem survey and the contract
rationale.
Apache-2.0
These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.
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