200Dry-run preview
201Message accepted. The message object is returned with its current `status`; a synchronously rejected send returns `status: "failed"` with an `error` object (still 201, since the message was created).
401Your API key is missing or invalid. Pass it as a bearer token.
403Blocked by messaging safety. The error `code` identifies the gate: `safety_account_review` (the sending number is blocked pending review), `safety_reply_only` (outbound is restricted to conversations with prior inbound), `safety_new_conversations_paused` (brand-new conversations are temporarily paused; replies are unaffected), or `conversation_content_restricted` (links, media, and attachments are not allowed before the recipient's first written reply, or in a re-engagement of an inactive conversation — an emoji reaction does not unlock them). Safety actions clear automatically as the underlying pattern ages out; current per-number state is delivered via the `safety.state_changed` webhook event.
404No message was found with the provided `chatId`.
409The request conflicts with the current state of the message (e.g. it already exists, the chat is closed, or the channel isn't active).
422Validation failed — one or more fields in the request are invalid or missing.
429Conversation-state limit reached. The error `code` identifies the rule: `conversation_awaiting_reply` (up to 3 messages may be sent before the recipient responds at all), `conversation_streak_limit` (consecutive-message cap since their last response), or `conversation_inactive_paused` (no response in 14+ days and the single re-engagement message was already sent). Every response body carries `conversation_state` — one of `new`, `acknowledged` (reacted but never wrote back), `active`, `established`, `trusted`, or `inactive` — and the streak errors also carry `current_streak` and `limit`, so you can see which rung of the ladder a thread is on.
The cap rises with the thread's written history, and an **emoji reaction counts as a response**: a tapback clears the consecutive-message counter and keeps a thread from going inactive, so the limit lifts the moment the recipient reacts. A reaction is not treated as a reply, though — only writing back raises the cap and unlocks links, media, and attachments (see `conversation_content_restricted`).
501This message endpoint is defined but not implemented yet.