pantalk
Give your AI agent a voice on every chat platform.
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Pantalk is a lightweight daemon that provides a single interface for AI agents to send, receive, and stream messages across various chat platforms such as Slack, Discord, Mattermost, Telegram, WhatsApp, IRC, Matrix, Twilio, and Zulip. It simplifies the integration process by handling authentication, sessions, and message history, allowing AI agents to communicate seamlessly with humans on different platforms through simple CLI commands or a Unix domain socket with a JSON protocol.
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Give your AI agent a voice on every chat platform.
A lightweight daemon that lets AI agents send, receive, and stream messages across Slack, Discord, Mattermost, Telegram, WhatsApp, IRC, Matrix, Twilio, and Zulip through a single interface.
Website · About · Quick Start · Platform Setup
AI agents need to communicate with humans where they already are - Slack, Discord, Mattermost, Telegram, WhatsApp, IRC, Matrix, Twilio, Zulip. But every platform speaks a different protocol. Building an agent that can participate in conversations across all of them means writing and maintaining separate integrations before your agent can even say "hello."
Pantalk gives your AI agent a single, consistent interface to all chat platforms. One daemon (pantalkd) handles the upstream complexity - auth, sessions, reconnects, rate limits - while your agent talks through simple CLI commands or a Unix domain socket with a JSON protocol.
graph TD
Agent["Your AI Agent<br/><em>(any language, any framework)</em>"]
Agent -->|send| Socket
Agent -->|history| Socket
Agent -->|notify| Socket
Agent -->|stream| Socket
Socket["Unix Domain Socket<br/><em>(JSON protocol)</em>"]
Socket --> Daemon["pantalkd<br/><em>(daemon)</em>"]
Daemon --> Slack
Daemon --> Discord
Daemon --> Mattermost
Daemon --> Telegram
Daemon --> WhatsApp
Daemon --> IRC
Daemon --> Matrix
Daemon --> Twilio
Daemon --> Zulip
Daemon --> More["..."]| Without Pantalk | With Pantalk | |
|---|---|---|
| Integration effort | One SDK per platform | One CLI, all platforms |
| Auth & sessions | You manage everything | Daemon handles it |
| Message history | Query each API differently | history --limit 20 |
| Notifications | Build your own routing | notifications --unseen |
| Real-time events | WebSocket/Gateway/polling | stream --bot name |
| Composability | Library lock-in | Pipe to grep, jq, xargs
|
| Platform | Transport | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Slack | Socket Mode + Web API | ✅ Full support |
| Discord | Gateway + REST API | ✅ Full support |
| Mattermost | WebSocket + REST API | ✅ Full support |
| Telegram | Bot API long-poll + sendMessage | ✅ Full support |
| Web multi-device (whatsmeow) | ✅ Full support | |
| IRC | TCP/TLS + IRC protocol | ✅ Full support |
| Matrix | Client-Server API (mautrix-go) | ✅ Full support |
| Twilio | REST API (polling + send) | ✅ Full support |
| Zulip | REST API + Event Queue | ✅ Full support |
| Component | Role |
|---|---|
pantalkd |
Local daemon - maintains persistent upstream sessions (WebSocket, Gateway, long-poll) |
pantalk |
Unified CLI - messaging, admin, and config management |
All clients connect to pantalkd through a Unix domain socket using a simple JSON protocol. AI agents and LLM tools can send, receive, and stream chat messages without embedding any service SDK.
- Agent-first - structured output, skill definitions, and notification routing designed for AI agents
-
One daemon, all platforms - upstream auth/session complexity lives in
pantalkd -
Composable CLI - JSON over Unix socket, works with
grep,jq,xargs, and any language - Multi-bot - define multiple bots per service via config
- Local-first - SQLite persistence, no external dependencies
cmd/
pantalkd/ # Daemon entry point
pantalk/ # Unified CLI (messaging + admin)
configs/
pantalk.example.yaml # Example configuration
docs/
agents.md # Reactive agent configuration guide
slack-setup.md # Slack platform setup guide
discord-setup.md # Discord platform setup guide
mattermost-setup.md # Mattermost platform setup guide
telegram-setup.md # Telegram platform setup guide
whatsapp-setup.md # WhatsApp platform setup guide
irc-setup.md # IRC platform setup guide
matrix-setup.md # Matrix platform setup guide
twilio-setup.md # Twilio platform setup guide
zulip-setup.md # Zulip platform setup guide
claude-code-hooks.md # Claude Code hooks integration guide
internal/
client/ # Shared IPC client logic
config/ # YAML parsing & validation
protocol/ # JSON protocol types
server/ # Daemon server + SQLite
upstream/ # Platform connectors
Create a config file with your bot credentials:
mkdir -p ~/.config/pantalk
cat > ~/.config/pantalk/config.yaml << 'EOF'
server:
notification_history_size: 1000
bots:
- name: my-bot
type: slack
bot_token: $SLACK_BOT_TOKEN
app_level_token: $SLACK_APP_LEVEL_TOKEN
channels:
- C0123456789
EOFSee configs/pantalk.example.yaml for a full example with all platforms.
# Uses ~/.config/pantalk/config.yaml by default
pantalkd &
# Or specify a custom config
pantalkd --config /path/to/pantalk.yaml
# Override socket/db paths
pantalkd --socket /tmp/pantalk-dev.sock --db /tmp/pantalk-dev.db| Resource | Default Location | Override |
|---|---|---|
| Config | ~/.config/pantalk/config.yaml |
--config, $PANTALK_CONFIG
|
| Socket | $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/pantalk.sock |
--socket flag |
| Database | ~/.local/share/pantalk/pantalk.db |
--db flag |
All paths follow the XDG Base Directory Specification.
The unified pantalk binary works with all platforms. The daemon resolves which service each bot belongs to automatically.
# List all bots across all services
pantalk bots
# Send a message (service is auto-resolved from bot name)
pantalk send --bot my-bot --channel C0123456789 --text "hello from cli"
pantalk send --bot my-bot --channel C0123456789 --thread 1711234567.000100 --text "reply in thread"
# Read history
pantalk history --bot my-bot --channel C0123456789 --limit 20
# Check & clear notifications
pantalk notifications --bot my-bot --unseen --limit 50
pantalk notifications --bot my-bot --unseen --clear
# Stream events in real-time (auto-disconnects after 60s by default)
pantalk stream --bot my-bot --notify
# Stream with custom timeout (0 = no timeout)
pantalk stream --bot my-bot --notify --timeout 120Tip: JSON output is automatic when stdout is not a terminal (e.g. when called by an AI agent). Use
--jsonto force it in interactive mode.
# Validate config (uses default config location)
pantalk validate
# Edit non-interactively
pantalk config set-server --history 1000
pantalk config add-bot \
--type slack --name my-bot \
--bot-token '$SLACK_BOT_TOKEN' --app-level-token '$SLACK_APP_LEVEL_TOKEN'
# Hot-reload running daemon
pantalk reloadpantalkd initializes entirely from YAML config with strict schema validation:
- ❌ Unknown keys → config load failure
- ❌ Missing required provider fields → fast failure
- ✅
transportandendpointoptional for built-in providers (Slack, Discord, Telegram) ⚠️ Mattermost requiresendpointon the bot entry
bots:
- name: ops-bot # --bot ops-bot
type: slack
- name: eng-bot # --bot eng-bot
type: slack| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
--config |
Path to YAML config file |
--socket |
Override server.socket_path
|
--db |
Override server.db_path
|
--allow-exec |
Allow agent commands outside the default allowlist |
--debug |
Enable verbose debug logging |
--version |
Print version and exit |
pantalk reload- Reloads config from the daemon's
--configpath - Restarts service connectors in-process
- Supports bot/service changes
- Does not switch
socket_pathordb_pathat runtime (restartpantalkdfor those)
JSON over Unix domain socket. Every request is a single JSON object with an action field:
{"action": "bots"}
{"action": "send", "bot": "my-bot", "channel": "C0123", "text": "hello"}
{"action": "history", "bot": "my-bot", "channel": "C0123", "limit": 20}
{"action": "history", "bot": "my-bot", "search": "deploy", "limit": 50}
{"action": "notifications", "bot": "my-bot", "unseen": true}
{"action": "subscribe", "bot": "my-bot", "notify": true}| Platform | Event Streaming | Message Send |
|---|---|---|
| Slack | Socket Mode | Web API |
| Discord | Gateway | REST API |
| Mattermost | WebSocket | REST API |
| Telegram | Bot API long-poll | sendMessage |
| Web multi-device | SendMessage |
|
| IRC | TCP/TLS | PRIVMSG |
| Matrix | Client-Server API | REST API |
| Twilio | REST API poll | REST API |
| Zulip | Event Queue | REST API |
All events are persisted locally in SQLite. history always reads from local state.
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
ping |
Health check |
bots |
Bot discovery across all services |
send |
Route-aware send with target/channel/thread
|
history |
Filtered message/event history |
notifications |
Agent-relevant inbound events |
clear_history |
Delete matching history events |
clear_notifications |
Delete matching notifications |
subscribe |
Filtered real-time streaming |
reload |
Hot-reload config and restart connectors |
Pantalk surfaces events relevant to the agent via notifications. This is designed for AI agents that need to know when they're being talked to.
| Behavior | Detail |
|---|---|
| Listing doesn't clear | Reading notifications is non-destructive |
| Persistent | Stored in SQLite, survives daemon restarts |
| Explicit clearing | Use notifications --clear or history --clear
|
notifications --bot my-bot --clear # All for a bot
notifications --bot my-bot --channel C0 --clear # Scoped by channel
notifications --clear --all # Everything
history --bot my-bot --clear # Clear history for a bot
history --clear --all # Clear all historyAn inbound event becomes a notification when any of these are true:
-
Direct message -
targetmatchesdm:*,direct:*,user:*, or DM-like channel IDs -
Mention - message contains
@bot-nameor<@platform-user-id>(auto-discovered at runtime) - Active thread - event is on a route where the agent previously sent a message
Each platform requires its own app/bot setup before Pantalk can connect. See the detailed guides:
| Platform | Guide | Connection Method |
|---|---|---|
| Slack | Slack Setup | Socket Mode (WebSocket) |
| Discord | Discord Setup | Gateway (WebSocket) |
| Mattermost | Mattermost Setup | WebSocket + REST API |
| Telegram | Telegram Setup | Bot API (long-poll) |
| WhatsApp Setup | Web multi-device | |
| IRC | IRC Setup | TCP/TLS |
| Matrix | Matrix Setup | Client-Server API |
| Twilio | Twilio Setup | REST API (polling) |
| Zulip | Zulip Setup | REST API + Event Queue |
| Integration | Guide | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Agents | Agents | Launch AI agents automatically when matching notifications arrive |
| Claude Code | Claude Code Hooks | Use pantalk as a hook to forward notifications, check chat on stop, and load context on session start |
- Richer provider event support (edits, reactions, thread metadata)
- Provider-specific message normalization
- Additional platform connectors
mcpshim — Turn remote MCP servers into local command workflows. Pantalk gives your agent a voice; mcpshim gives it tools. Together they form a complete agent infrastructure stack.
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