Arbor is an experimental chat protocol that models a conversation as a tree of messages instead of an ordered list. This means that the conversation can organically diverge into several conversations without the messages appearing interleaved.
You can get information about the Arbor project here.
This is pergola, an Arbor client that focuses on visualizing the message
tree.
Install with go get github.com/arborchat/pergola.
Run it with pergola <IPv4 Address>:<Port>.
It supports the following key bindings:
- up/down to traverse the message history linearly
- left/right to visit sibling messages of the current message
- enter to compose a reply to the current message (enter again to send)
- ctrl+c to quit