vital-chatwoot-bridge
Chatwoot management bridge with REST API and async Python client.
What It Does
- REST Management API — CRUD endpoints for Chatwoot contacts, conversations, messages, agents, and inboxes, secured with Keycloak JWT
- Unified Messaging — Single
POST /messagesendpoint for inbound and outbound messages across SMS, email, and iMessage (via LoopMessage) - Webhook Bridge — Routes Chatwoot webhook events to AI agents via WebSocket (AIMP protocol)
- API Inbox Integrations — LoopMessage (bidirectional iMessage) and Attentive (inbound aggregation)
Client Library
Install with client dependencies only (no server deps):
pip install vital-chatwoot-bridge[client]
Usage
from vital_chatwoot_bridge.client.client import ChatwootBridgeClient
async with ChatwootBridgeClient(
base_url="https://bridge.example.com",
keycloak_url="https://keycloak.example.com",
realm="myrealm",
client_id="my-client",
client_secret="secret",
) as client:
# Contacts
contacts = await client.list_contacts(page=1)
contact = await client.create_contact(name="Jane Doe", email="jane@example.com")
# Conversations
convs = await client.list_conversations(status="open")
summary = await client.account_summary()
# Messages
result = await client.post_message(
direction="outbound",
contact_identifier="jane@example.com",
message_content="Hello from the bridge!",
inbox_id=1,
)
# Force a new conversation instead of reusing an open one
result = await client.post_message(
direction="outbound",
contact_identifier="+15551234567",
message_content="New thread",
inbox_id=6,
conversation_mode="create_new",
)
Exception Handling
from vital_chatwoot_bridge.client.exceptions import (
BridgeClientError,
AuthenticationError,
NotFoundError,
ValidationError,
ServerError,
)
try:
contact = await client.get_contact(999999)
except NotFoundError:
print("Contact not found")
except AuthenticationError:
print("Token expired or invalid")
Response Models
from vital_chatwoot_bridge.client.models import PaginatedResponse, SingleResponse
All list endpoints return PaginatedResponse (with .data, .meta).
All single-item endpoints return SingleResponse (with .data).
Server Deployment
See aws_deploy/README.md for ECS Fargate deployment.
Local Development
# Start with Docker Compose
docker compose up --build
# Run endpoint tests
python -m test_endpoint_scripts.test_contacts
python -m test_endpoint_scripts.test_conversations
python -m test_endpoint_scripts.test_messages --case m-send-lm -v
# List all test case IDs
python -m test_endpoint_scripts.test_messages --list
Configuration
All configuration via environment variables. Hierarchical config (inbox mappings, API integrations) uses CW_BRIDGE__ prefix with __ separator. See env.example.
Architecture
vital_chatwoot_bridge/
api/
routes.py # Health endpoint
api_inbox_routes.py # LoopMessage / Attentive inbound/outbound
chatwoot_management_routes.py # Management REST API (36 endpoints)
chatwoot/
api_client.py # Chatwoot API client (httpx, retries)
management_models.py # Pydantic request/response models
client/ # Standalone client library
client.py # ChatwootBridgeClient (async)
auth.py # Keycloak JWT token management
base.py # HTTP client with error mapping
models.py # Response envelope models
exceptions.py # Typed exception hierarchy
core/
config.py # CW_BRIDGE__ env parser integration
utils/
env_parser.py # Generic hierarchical env var parser
jwt_verify.py # Keycloak JWT verification (server-side)
logging_config.py # JSON / text log formatting
handlers/
webhook_handler.py # Chatwoot webhook → AI agent routing
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