open-channels
A provider-agnostic Python library for connecting your apps to chat platforms.
🚧 Coming soon
open-channels is under active development. The public API is not yet stable — this
release reserves the name on PyPI. Watch the repo for the 0.1 release.
What it will do
Write your bot once; run it on every channel. open-channels gives you portable UI,
composable routing, and provider-native rich rendering behind a single contract.
Channels (production-ready targets)
- Slack — rich Block Kit, modals, streaming responses, and App Home.
- Telegram — inline keyboards, HTML formatting, throttled-edit streaming, and a native command menu.
Portable UI
One message definition renders beautifully on every channel — Header, Section,
Fields, Actions, Buttons, Select, and Table — with a raw-Block-Kit escape
hatch when you need pixel-perfect control on a specific platform.
Routing
Composable conditions — channel · mention · DM · command · text · sender — dispatch inbound messages to different handlers or agents. First-class registration for Slack slash-commands and Telegram command menus.
Links
- Repository: https://github.com/niradler/open-channels
⭐ Star / watch the repo for the 0.1 release.
License
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
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