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Linq

Linq: keep channel details in the adapter.

A multi-channel infrastructure option for developers who need more than one transport.

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A common API should still leave the actual channel observable.

The published interface

Linq markets a developer API, CLI and sandbox across iMessage, RCS, SMS and voice. The advantage worth investigating is the ability to connect several communication paths without maintaining unrelated vendor integrations for every one.

The quote you need

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Adapter design questions

Before implementation, request examples of inbound events, delivery updates and channel changes. Determine whether a reaction, attachment or participant identifier needs different handling across channels. Keep vendor-specific semantics inside a small integration boundary so the rest of the application can reason clearly about outcomes. That is a design recommendation, not a claim that we have deployed Linq in production.

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Source notes

  1. Linq platform
  2. Developer documentation