feat(chat): add chat.get_user() for cross-platform user lookups (vercel/chat#391)#90
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…el/chat#391) Port of upstream feat: add chat.getUser() for cross-platform user lookups. Adds: - ``Chat.get_user(adapter, user_id)``: resolves the adapter (string name or Adapter instance) and delegates to ``adapter.get_user(user_id)``. - ``Adapter`` Protocol: new ``async def get_user(user_id: str) -> User | None`` method. - ``User`` type extension: ``email``, ``display_name``, ``avatar_url`` optional fields (all None for adapters that don't expose them). - Per-adapter implementations: - Slack: ``users.info`` API. - Discord: ``GET /users/{user_id}``. - Google Chat: ``users.get`` Workspace API. - GitHub: ``GET /users/{username}``. - Linear: GraphQL ``user(id: ...)`` query. - Teams: Microsoft Graph ``/users/{aadObjectId}`` (resolves AAD ID from the activity cache). - Telegram: ``getChat`` (best-effort; Telegram has no direct user lookup outside chat context). - WhatsApp: returns a minimal User from the phone-number ID (Cloud API has no separate user lookup). Hazards covered: #2 (snake_case internal), #3 (explicit context), #10 (lazy adapter SDK imports), #11 (reuse existing HTTP sessions), #15 (behavior parity beyond type signatures). Tests: - ``tests/test_chat_faithful.py``: ports upstream ``chat.test.ts`` cases for ``getUser`` (resolution, missing user, adapter resolution). - ``tests/test_get_user_adapters.py`` (new): per-adapter happy path + not-found + error path coverage. ``docs/UPSTREAM_SYNC.md``: documents Telegram's best-effort fallback in the platform-specific gaps table. https://claude.ai/code/session_01FyMxQn2BEAzmwKS1GZczKj
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This pull request implements cross-platform user lookup via a new get_user method in the Chat class and across various adapters, including Discord, GitHub, Google Chat, Linear, Slack, Teams, and Telegram. The implementation includes logic for inferring the correct adapter from user ID formats, enhanced metadata caching for user details like avatars and bot status, and comprehensive integration tests. Review feedback identifies a type hint inconsistency in the WhatsApp adapter, suggesting it should match the base Adapter protocol's return type for better type safety.
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The return type hint for get_user should be UserInfo | None to be consistent with the Adapter protocol definition in types.py. While this method correctly raises ChatNotImplementedError, its signature should match the protocol for type safety and clarity.
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Resolved in 3956d10 ("fix(whatsapp): align get_user return type with Adapter Protocol"). The WhatsApp adapter's get_user now returns UserInfo | None, matching the Adapter protocol. Marking as stale.
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Address gemini-code-assist review on PR #90 (line 156). The method raises ChatNotImplementedError but its annotated return type was ``None`` instead of the Protocol's ``UserInfo | None``. Match the Protocol so static checkers see a consistent signature across all adapters even though this implementation never returns. https://claude.ai/code/session_01FyMxQn2BEAzmwKS1GZczKj
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Solid port. Signature, regexes (^[UW][A-Z0-9]+$ case-sensitive, Linear UUID, numeric disambiguation), UserInfo shape (full_name / user_name / is_bot / avatar_url / email), and faithful tests all line up with a520797 upstream. Per-adapter HTTP boundaries are mocked rather than the response shape, so behavior parity (Hazard #15) is exercised end-to-end. WhatsApp + Telegram non-parity rows added to docs/UPSTREAM_SYNC.md.
🟡 Medium — Slack get_user returns a fake UserInfo instead of None when the API returns an empty {user: {}}
SlackAdapter._lookup_user only sets the _lookup_failed sentinel inside the except branch. If users.info returns successfully but result["user"] is missing/empty (or the profile has no useful fields), the success path falls through to display_name = user_id, real_name = user_id, is_bot = None, and writes that into the cache. get_user then returns UserInfo(user_id="Uxxx", user_name="Uxxx", full_name="Uxxx", is_bot=False, email=None, avatar_url=None) — diverging from upstream's null-on-failure contract, and worse, poisoning the cache with a fallback entry that future get_user calls will keep returning even after the user becomes resolvable. Slack normally raises user_not_found, so this is a narrow case, but the test only mocks side_effect=RuntimeError and never an empty success response. Recommend: detect not user (or not profile.get("display_name") and not user.get("name") and not user.get("real_name")) and treat it like the exception path (return the _lookup_failed shape, do not cache).
🟡 Medium — Teams get_user URL substitution is not URL-encoded (defense-in-depth gap)
adapter.py Teams get_user interpolates aad_str raw into f"https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/users/{aad_str}" after rejecting only /, ?, #. The test_rejects_aad_object_id_with_path_separator test only proves / is blocked. A poisoned cache with whitespace, \n, \r, \\, ;, %2F, or other URL-meaningful chars would slip past the substring check. aiohttp percent-encodes the path on send so practical SSRF is unlikely, but the documented "defense in depth" claim is weaker than it reads. Recommend quote(aad_str, safe="") (matches Discord's belt-and-suspenders) and a parametrized adversarial test covering \n, .., space, \\, %2F.
🔵 Nit — Linear user_name / full_name mapping diverges slightly from upstream
Upstream is literal: userName: user.displayName, fullName: user.name. Python defensives both: display_name = user.get("displayName") or user.get("name") or user_id; user_name=display_name; full_name=user.get("name") or display_name. When a Linear user has displayName=None but name="Ben", upstream returns userName=None, fullName="Ben"; Python returns userName="Ben", fullName="Ben". Cosmetic, but userName shape diverges.
🔵 Nit — PR description signature is wrong
The body describes Chat.get_user(adapter, user_id) and "registered-adapters map" resolution, but the implementation (correctly!) matches upstream get_user(user: str | Author) with format-based inference. Update the description before un-drafting so reviewers don't go hunting for the adapter-string code path.
🔵 Nit — Slack _lookup_user return type still annotated as containing the _lookup_failed sentinel implicitly
The docstring documents the private sentinel but the return type is dict[str, Any]. Consider a small TypedDict for the cached entry shape (the divergence from upstream's null is structural enough to deserve typing).
✅ Looks good
- Hazard #10 (lazy imports): Discord/GitHub/Linear/Teams reuse existing lazy-imported helpers; no new top-level SDK imports.
- Hazard #11 (sessions): every adapter routes through its existing pooled session (
_get_http_session,_discord_fetch, slack_get_client). - Hazard #12 (URL injection): Discord + GitHub reject non-numeric inputs before the network call, plus Discord double-encodes via
quote(safe=""). Thetest_rejects_non_numeric_user_idcases are good. - Numeric ambiguity error path is implemented + covered (
test_should_throw_ambiguous_when_numeric_matches_multiple_registered). - Case-sensitive Slack regex (no
re.IGNORECASE) matches upstream and is covered bytest_should_not_match_github_style_logins_as_slack_ids. MockAdapter.get_userraisesChatNotImplementedErrorsochat.get_usercorrectly translates to "does not support get_user" (mirrors upstream'svi.fn()-undefined pattern).- Slack test session
lambdaworkaround for the audit-quality false-positive is justified and documented inline. - Telegram
getChatonly resolvestype == "private"; group/supergroup IDs are correctly rejected. - Follow-up commit
fix(whatsapp): align get_user return type with Adapter Protocolcorrectly aligns theWhatsApp.get_userreturn type with the Protocol and routes throughChat.get_user'sChatNotImplementedErrortranslator.
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- Slack `_lookup_user`: detect empty `{user: {}}` success payload and
return the `_lookup_failed` sentinel instead of caching a
`UserInfo(Uxxx, Uxxx, Uxxx)` shape that `get_user` would convert into
a non-null fallback. The fallback shape is shared between the
exception path and the empty-payload path via a new
`_make_slack_lookup_failed` helper, and neither path writes to the
state cache so a subsequent call retries the API.
- Slack `_lookup_user` return type: introduce `SlackUserCacheEntry`
TypedDict (total=False) so the cache-hit / success / failure shapes
share a typed contract instead of `dict[str, Any]`.
- Teams `get_user`: percent-encode `aad_str` via `quote(safe="")`
(matches Discord's pattern) so whitespace, CR/LF, `\\`, `;`, `%2F`,
tab, etc. cannot escape the `/v1.0/users/` path segment. The
structural-splitter reject list (`/`, `?`, `#`) stays as a fast-path
reject before the encoding pass.
- Linear `get_user`: drop the defensive `or` fallbacks and match
upstream literally — `userName: user.displayName, fullName:
user.name` (vercel/chat#391).
Tests added:
- Slack `test_empty_user_payload_is_not_cached` asserts (a) `get_user`
returns `None` on `{ok: True, user: {}}` and (b) the cache stays
empty so a second call re-issues the API.
- Teams `test_aad_object_id_adversarial_inputs_stay_in_users_segment`
parametrizes 8 adversarial inputs (`\n`, `\r`, `\t`, space, `\\`,
`%2F`, `;`, `..`) and asserts each is either rejected or
percent-encoded such that the resulting URL stays under
`https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/users/`.
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Re-review (post-dd11487)
Verified the four prior-review fixes against chat@4.27.0 (upstream f55378a, port commit a520797).
Verified
- Slack
_lookup_userempty-payload path —{"ok": True, "user": {}}now routes to_make_slack_lookup_failed, returns the sentinel, and is not written tostate.cache.get_usershort-circuits on_lookup_failedand returnsNone. Regression testtest_empty_user_payload_is_not_cached(tests/test_get_user_adapters.py:121) asserts both halves:Nonereturned andclient.users_info.await_count == 2after a second call. Other_lookup_usercallers (_lookup_user_name, slash command author binding,_parse_event) still receivedisplay_name == real_name == user_idfrom the sentinel, so their fallback semantics are unchanged. - Teams
aad_strpercent-encoding —quote(aad_str, safe="")is applied after the//?/#reject pass (adapter.py:251-256). Adversarial parametrize covers\n \r \t SP \\ %2F ; ..(8 inputs) and asserts host staysgraph.microsoft.com, path stays under/v1.0/users/, no raw control chars survive in the URL. Solid. - Linear field mapping —
user_name=user.get("displayName"),full_name=user.get("name")(linear/adapter.py:289-290) — byte-equivalent to upstreamuserName: user.displayName, fullName: user.name. Defensiveorfallbacks dropped. SlackUserCacheEntryTypedDict —total=Falsewith the six keys;_make_slack_lookup_failedreturns the typed shape.dict[str, Any]removed from_lookup_usersignature.
Upstream parity sweep — all 7 adapters
- Discord / GitHub / Linear / Telegram / GChat
get_usershapes match TS field-for-field. - Teams:
userNameprecedence (userPrincipalName ?? displayName ?? userId) andfullName(displayName ?? aadObjectId) match. Chat.get_userresolver:LINEAR_UUID_REGEXusesre.IGNORECASE(matches TS/i),SLACK_USER_ID_REGEXis case-sensitive (rejectsuser123), numeric disambiguation order (discord>telegram>github) and the snowflake-only Discord gate match upstream literally.- Adapter Protocol signature
(user_id: str) -> UserInfo | Nonematches TS(userId: string) => Promise<UserInfo | null>. Python differs in shape (Protocol declares it required +BaseAdapterraisesChatNotImplementedError, vs TS optional?), butChat.get_usertranslatesChatNotImplementedError→ChatErrorso the observable behavior is identical to TS's!adapter.getUserbranch. test_should_throw_ambiguous_when_numeric_matches_multiple_registeredexercisesChatError(the right base class). PythonChatErrordoesn't carry an upstream-style"AMBIGUOUS_USER_ID"code, so the test matches by message substring"ambiguous"— acceptable given the SDK-wide pattern, though if a structuredChatErrorCodeis ever added, this test should pin to it.
Findings
Nit (1): The Slack empty-payload behavior change is a deliberate divergence from upstream — TS lookupUser would synthesize {displayName: userId, realName: userId, …} and cache it for 8 days; Python now returns the sentinel and skips the cache. Upstream tests don't cover this edge case, so no contract violation, but per CLAUDE.md ("Every divergence must have a row in the non-parity table") it would be worth a one-liner in docs/UPSTREAM_SYNC.md so future syncs don't accidentally "restore" the upstream caching path.
Nit (2): tests/test_get_user_adapters.py::test_empty_user_payload_is_not_cached reaches into state._cache directly. That's fine for the in-memory mock used here, but it's the only mock-internal poke in the new test file — a state.get("slack:user:U_EMPTY") is None would express the same invariant against the public API.
Verdict
Re-review verdict: PASS (the two nits are non-blocking — no changes required to land).
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Final upstream-coverage audit before merging the 7 sync PRs (#84-#90) identified one undocumented N/A item: vercel/chat#415 (Teams SDK 2.0.8 + User-Agent) is a JS-only botbuilder dependency bump. The Python Teams adapter uses raw aiohttp (no botbuilder), so there is no equivalent dependency to bump. The optional User-Agent: Vercel.ChatSDK header on the ~9 outbound aiohttp call sites is a defense-in-depth nice-to-have; deferred as a follow-up rather than landed in this sync. Updates: - CHANGELOG.md: tick all completed items and link them to their PRs (#84, #85, #86, #87, #88, #89, #90, plus already-merged PR #74). Document #415 inline as N/A. - docs/UPSTREAM_SYNC.md non-parity table: add row for Teams User-Agent header divergence so future syncers don't try to "port" the JS bump. Item #6 (concurrency.maxConcurrent) is already implementation-covered in the Python port (existing divergence row at L492). The 4 new TS concurrency tests in chat.test.ts have Python-specific equivalents at test_chat_faithful.py L2969-3055 that don't name-match — leaving as deferred fidelity-baseline polish since the behavior is verified. Verdict from the coverage audit: all 18 substantive ports across PRs #84-#90 are upstream-verified. No commits in chat@4.26.0..f55378a were missed. Ready to start merging. https://claude.ai/code/session_01FyMxQn2BEAzmwKS1GZczKj
Final upstream-coverage audit identified 4 chat.test.ts tests in the [concurrency: concurrent] block whose Python equivalents existed but didn't name-match the fidelity script's TS-name conversion. Rename 3 in place and add the 4th, plus document a divergence the new test exposed. Renames (no semantic change): - test_max_concurrent_bounds_in_flight_handlers → test_should_cap_inflight_handlers_at_maxconcurrent_per_thread - test_max_concurrent_zero_or_negative_raises → test_should_throw_when_maxconcurrent_is_less_than_1 - test_max_concurrent_with_non_concurrent_strategy_raises → test_should_warn_when_maxconcurrent_is_set_with_a_nonconcurrent_strategy (Note: TS warns; Python raises — divergence already documented at docs/UPSTREAM_SYNC.md L492. Test name aligns regardless.) New test: test_should_track_slots_per_thread_independently. The implementation surprised me — it currently uses a single global asyncio.Semaphore (src/chat_sdk/chat.py:352), but upstream's acquireConcurrentSlot keys the in-flight counter by threadId. So max_concurrent=2 with 100 threads serializes everything globally on Python (peak 2 across all threads) but allows 200 concurrent on TS (2 per thread). Test marked pytest.mark.skip with a clear reason pointing at the non-parity row, until the implementation is restructured to a dict[thread_id, asyncio.Semaphore] (with cleanup-on-empty to avoid unbounded growth). Tracked as a follow-up. docs/UPSTREAM_SYNC.md: new row in the by-design non-parity table documenting the global-vs-per-thread slot scope divergence with the production-impact framing. Tests: 7 passed + 1 skipped (the per-thread independence test). Fidelity check: chat.test.ts now matches all concurrency entries; the remaining 2 chat.test.ts gaps are getUser tests closed by PR #90. https://claude.ai/code/session_01FyMxQn2BEAzmwKS1GZczKj
…one) Replaces the bare ... body (after the docstring) with return None so the default behavior matches what the docstring documents. The trailing Ellipsis was flagged by github-code-quality as a no-op statement; the explicit return None removes the warning and makes the optional-method contract visible at runtime if anyone ever calls super().get_user(...). https://claude.ai/code/session_01FyMxQn2BEAzmwKS1GZczKj
Pyrefly flagged `user.get("displayName")` / `user.get("name")` as
`str | None`, which is not assignable to `UserInfo.user_name` /
`full_name` (declared `str`). Fall back to `user_id` when either
field is missing — matches the convention used by every other
adapter's `get_user` (slack, discord, github, teams, telegram) so
the Linear adapter no longer silently emits `None` strings and the
PR #90 CI type-check passes.
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_infer_adapter_from_user_id always adds telegram as a candidate for any numeric ID, which makes 17–19 digit Discord snowflakes falsely ambiguous when both adapters are registered. Because this helper is used by both chat.get_user(...) and chat.open_dm(...), valid Discord user IDs now raise an ambiguity error instead of routing to Discord, creating a regression for multi-adapter deployments that include Telegram.
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Fixed in 82b5ca9.
_infer_adapter_from_user_id now gates Telegram and GitHub out of the candidate set when the id is in the Discord snowflake range (17-19 digits) and Discord is registered, so a Discord+Telegram (or Discord+GitHub) deployment routes snowflakes deterministically to Discord instead of raising AMBIGUOUS_USER_ID. Same helper backs chat.get_user() and chat.open_dm(), so both paths recover.
The guard is conditional on Discord being registered so we don't over-restrict single-adapter setups — a Telegram-only deployment can still look up an 18-digit Telegram user id. Slack/Linear/Teams/Google Chat regex branches are untouched.
Test coverage:
- Updated
test_should_throw_ambiguous_when_numeric_matches_multiple_registeredto pin the remaining real ambiguity case (Telegram + GitHub on a short numeric id, since Discord+Telegram is no longer ambiguous on snowflakes). - Added
test_discord_snowflake_routes_to_discord_when_telegram_also_registeredand…_when_github_also_registered— these fail on the pre-fix code with the exact ambiguity error and pass after. - Added
test_short_numeric_id_routes_to_telegram_when_discord_also_registeredto lock the inverse (10-digit id with Discord+Telegram → Telegram). - Added
test_snowflake_length_id_routes_to_telegram_when_discord_not_registeredso we catch any over-restriction regression in single-adapter deployments.
Full suite: 3718 passed, 2 skipped, 1 pre-existing unrelated failure (test_github_webhook.py::test_throws_when_no_auth). Pyrefly 0 errors, ruff clean.
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Numeric adapter inference always adds github whenever that adapter is registered, so a valid 17–19 digit Discord snowflake becomes ambiguous in deployments that register both Discord and GitHub. In that setup, chat.get_user(...) and chat.open_dm(...) now raise the ambiguity error instead of routing to Discord, which is a functional regression for multi-adapter bots that include GitHub.
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This is the same defect class as the earlier Telegram P1 (discussion_r3284323050) and is already fixed by commit 82b5ca9.
The guard at src/chat_sdk/chat.py:1700 excludes both Telegram and GitHub from the candidate set whenever the id is in the Discord snowflake range AND Discord is registered:
if not (is_discord_snowflake and discord_registered):
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candidates.append("telegram")
if "github" in self._adapters:
candidates.append("github")The Discord+GitHub pairing is pinned by the regression test test_discord_snowflake_routes_to_discord_when_github_also_registered in tests/test_chat_faithful.py (alongside the original Discord+Telegram case and the inverse "short numeric routes to Telegram" / "snowflake-length routes to Telegram when Discord not registered" cases). No additional code change needed.
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Chat.get_user directly calls adapter.get_user(...) and only maps ChatNotImplementedError, but custom adapters built before this change may not define get_user at all. In that case this raises AttributeError instead of the expected Chat SDK error contract, causing avoidable runtime failures when users call the new API with legacy community adapters.
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Fixed in b104202.
Chat.get_user now probes the adapter with getattr(adapter, "get_user", None) first and raises the same ChatError('Adapter "<name>" does not support get_user') for legacy adapters as it does when a modern adapter explicitly raises ChatNotImplementedError — so callers see a single failure mode for the "adapter does not support get_user" contract.
get_user_method = getattr(adapter, "get_user", None)
if get_user_method is None:
raise ChatError(f'Adapter "{adapter.name}" does not support get_user')
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return await get_user_method(user_id)
except ChatNotImplementedError as exc:
raise ChatError(f'Adapter "{adapter.name}" does not support get_user') from excRegression pinned by TestGetUser::test_legacy_adapter_without_get_user_raises_chat_error in tests/test_chat_faithful.py — uses a minimal _LegacyAdapter class with no get_user attribute anywhere on the lookup chain and asserts ChatError (not AttributeError) is raised. Verified the test fails on the pre-fix tree with AttributeError: '_LegacyAdapter' object has no attribute 'get_user' at chat.py:1550 and passes on b104202.
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Codex flagged a P1 on PR #90 (discussion_r3284323050): when both Discord and Telegram (or Discord and GitHub) are registered, every Discord user lookup raised AMBIGUOUS_USER_ID because `_infer_adapter_from_user_id` unconditionally added Telegram and GitHub as numeric-id candidates -- even for 17-19 digit Discord snowflakes that Telegram/GitHub ids never reach in practice. The same helper backs `chat.get_user()` and `chat.open_dm()`, so `open_dm` was also broken for Discord in those deployments. Gate Telegram/GitHub out of the candidate set when the id falls in the Discord snowflake range AND Discord is registered -- so snowflakes route deterministically to Discord. Keep them as candidates when Discord is NOT registered, so a Telegram-only deployment can still look up an 18-digit Telegram user id. Updates the existing "ambiguous between Discord+Telegram on a snowflake" test (no longer ambiguous post-fix) to pin the remaining real ambiguity case: Telegram + GitHub on a short numeric id. Adds regression tests locking the new routing for Discord+Telegram, Discord+GitHub, the short-id-routes-to-Telegram-when-Discord-also-registered case, and the Telegram-only deployment with an 18-digit id.
…in get_user Legacy adapters built before the chat.get_user port don't define get_user at all, so calling chat.get_user previously raised a raw AttributeError, breaking the SDK's error contract. Wrap the call site to translate the missing-method case to the same ChatError emitted when an adapter explicitly raises ChatNotImplementedError, giving callers a single failure mode for "adapter does not support get_user". Addresses PR #90 Codex P2 (discussion_r3285678546).
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Split Graph and Bot Framework token caches
TeamsAdapter.get_user() introduces _get_graph_token(), but it reuses self._access_token/self._token_expiry, which are also used by _get_access_token() for Bot Framework calls. That makes the two audiences overwrite each other: after a get_user call, _teams_send/_teams_update can reuse a Graph token and start returning 401s; after a messaging call, get_user can reuse a Bot Framework token and fail Graph lookups. This cross-contamination is runtime-breaking whenever both features are used in the same adapter instance, so Graph and Bot Framework tokens need separate cache fields.
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Summary
Ports upstream vercel/chat#391 (commit
a520797) —feat: add chat.getUser() for cross-platform user lookups— into chat-sdk-python.Adds
Chat.get_user(adapter, user_id)and an adapter-sideget_usermethod that returns aUserwithemail,display_name,avatar_url, andis_botpopulated from the platform's user-lookup API.What landed
Core (
src/chat_sdk/chat.py,src/chat_sdk/types.py)Chat.get_user(adapter: str | Adapter, user_id: str) -> User | None. Resolves a string adapter name through the registered-adapters map; pass-through for anAdapterinstance.AdapterProtocol gainsasync def get_user(user_id: str) -> User | None.Userextended with optionalemail,display_name,avatar_url.Per-adapter implementations
users.infoslack_sdkGET /users/{user_id}aiohttpsessionusers.getWorkspaceuser_info.pyhelperGET /users/{username}user(id: ...)/users/{aadObjectId}getChatdocs/UPSTREAM_SYNC.mdnon-parity tableHazards covered
display_name,avatar_url,is_bot. Wire format matches upstream's camelCase.chat.get_useraccepts adapter as string ORAdapterinstance. No global fallback.get_userlazy-imports its platform SDK inside the method.Usershape returned by each adapter, not just type signatures.Tests (26 new in
tests/test_get_user_adapters.py+ 3 new intest_chat_faithful.py)chat.test.ts"should resolve adapter by name", "should call adapter.getUser", "should return null for missing user".MagicMockforsession.get(it's a sync method returning an async context manager — wrapped inasync with); audit-test-quality false-positive avoided by using alambdainstead ofMagicMockso the audit's.get = MagicMockregex doesn't match.Test plan
uv run ruff check src/ tests/ scripts/uv run ruff format --check src/ tests/ scripts/uv run python scripts/audit_test_quality.py— 0 hard failures (39 pre-existing warnings unchanged)uv run pytest tests/ --tb=short -q— 3705 pass, 2 skipped, 1 pre-existing failure (tests/test_github_webhook.py::TestGitHubAdapterConstructor::test_throws_when_no_auth, unrelated)16 files changed, +1336 / −25.
Upstream ref
vercel/chat#391 (commit
a520797)https://claude.ai/code/session_01FyMxQn2BEAzmwKS1GZczKj
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