chat-adapter-discord
Discord adapter for chat-py. Python port of upstream packages/adapter-discord.
Targets Discord's HTTP Interactions path (signed webhooks) with REST fall-outs for post / edit / delete / reactions / typing.
Install
uv add chat-py chat-py-adapter-discord chat-py-adapter-state-memory
Auth / config
| Config field | Env var | Notes |
|---|---|---|
botToken |
DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN |
Required. Bot token from the Discord developer portal. |
publicKey |
DISCORD_PUBLIC_KEY |
Required for signature verification. |
applicationId |
DISCORD_APPLICATION_ID |
Required for slash-command + interaction routing. |
mentionRoleIds |
— | Optional; role IDs that should be treated as mentions. |
Minimal example
from chat import Chat
from chat_adapter_discord import create_discord_adapter
from chat_adapter_state_memory import create_memory_state
bot = Chat(
user_name="mybot",
adapters={"discord": create_discord_adapter()}, # reads DISCORD_* env vars
state=create_memory_state(),
)
@bot.on_slash_command("hello")
async def hello(thread, command):
await thread.post(f"Hello {command.user_name}!")
Mount bot.handle_webhook("discord", body, headers) under /api/webhooks/discord. Incoming PING interactions are acknowledged automatically; MessageComponent and ApplicationCommand interactions dispatch into the chat handler chain.
Thread ID
Discord thread IDs: discord:{channelId}:{threadId or messageId}. is_dm(thread_id) short-circuits DM detection.
Features
- Ed25519 signature verification (
verify_discord_signature) via PyNaCl - REST post / edit / delete / reactions / typing (
httpxasync client) - Button / link / select-menu card translation (
card_to_discord_payload) - Fallback text rendering (
card_to_fallback_text) for components that exceed Discord's limits - Slash command context (
DiscordSlashCommandContext,parse_slash_command) including deferred-response tracking
Parity notes
- Button style constants match upstream (
BUTTON_STYLE_PRIMARY= 1, etc.). DISCORD_MAX_CONTENT_LENGTHmirrors upstream's 2000-char limit.- Markdown ↔ mdast conversion matches
DiscordFormatConverter.
Test
uv run pytest packages/chat-adapter-discord
# Live
DISCORD_TOKEN=... uv run pytest packages/chat-integration-tests -k discord
Upstream
https://github.com/vercel/chat/tree/main/packages/adapter-discord
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