chat-adapter-github
GitHub adapter for chat-py. Python port of upstream packages/adapter-github.
Handles issue_comment and pull_request_review_comment webhooks; supports PAT, single-tenant GitHub App, and multi-tenant GitHub App auth.
Install
uv add chat-py chat-py-adapter-github chat-py-adapter-state-pg
Auth / config
Three discriminated config variants:
| Mode | Required fields | Env var fallbacks |
|---|---|---|
| PAT (personal access token) | token |
GITHUB_TOKEN |
| Single-tenant App | appId + installationId + privateKey |
GITHUB_APP_ID, GITHUB_INSTALLATION_ID, GITHUB_APP_PRIVATE_KEY |
| Multi-tenant App | appId + privateKey |
GITHUB_APP_ID, GITHUB_APP_PRIVATE_KEY |
All variants additionally accept: webhookSecret (required for signature verify), botUserId, apiUrl, logger, userName.
Minimal example
from chat import Chat
from chat_adapter_github import create_github_adapter
from chat_adapter_state_pg import create_postgres_state
bot = Chat(
user_name="mybot",
adapters={"github": create_github_adapter(
token="ghp_...", # PAT mode
webhookSecret="...",
)},
state=create_postgres_state(url="postgres://localhost/chat"),
)
@bot.on_new_mention
async def respond(thread, message):
await thread.post("On it.")
Mount bot.handle_webhook("github", body, headers) under /api/webhooks/github. The handler verifies X-Hub-Signature-256 via verify_github_signature.
Thread ID
GitHub thread IDs encode {owner}/{repo}#{issue_or_pr_number}, optionally with a comment ID for review threads.
Features
- HMAC-SHA256 webhook signature verify (
verify_github_signature) - GFM markdown rendering via
GitHubFormatConverter card_to_github_markdown/card_to_plain_textfallbacks (no native card support)- Reactions (
on_reaction) for issue comments and PR review comments
Parity notes
- No card or streaming support — GitHub comments are markdown-only. Cards degrade to GFM via
card_to_github_markdown. - Error wrapping (
handle_github_error) maps GitHub REST errors to the sharedAdapterErrorhierarchy.
Test
uv run pytest packages/chat-adapter-github
# Live
GITHUB_TOKEN=... uv run pytest packages/chat-integration-tests -k github
Upstream
https://github.com/vercel/chat/tree/main/packages/adapter-github
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