mostr

A nested task chat, powered by nostr!

Quickstart

First, start a nostr dev-relay like https://github.com/coracle-social/bucket

cargo run # Listen to events
nostril --envelope --content "realtime message" --kind 90002 | websocat ws://localhost:4736 # Send a test event

Principles

active task is tracked automatically
progress through subdivision rather than guessing
TBI: show/hide closed/done tasks

Recommendation: Flat hierarchy, using tags for filtering (TBI)

Reference

Command Syntax

TASK creation syntax: NAME: TAG1 TAG2 ...

TASK - create task
. - clear filters and reload
.TASK
- select task by id
- match by task name prefix: if one or more tasks match, filter / activate (tries case-sensitive then case-insensitive)
- no match: create & activate task
.2 - set view depth to 2, which can be substituted for any number (how many subtask levels to show, default 1)

Dots can be repeated to move to parent tasks

:[IND][COL] - add / remove property column COL to IND or end
>[TEXT] - Complete active task and move to parent, with optional state description
<[TEXT] - Close active task and move to parent, with optional state description
|TEXT - Set state for current task from text (also aliased to / for now)
-TEXT - add text note (comment / description)

Property Filters:

#TAG - filter by tag
?TAG - filter by state (type or description) - plain ? to reset

State descriptions can be used for example for Kanban columns. An active tag or state filter will also create new tasks with those corresponding attributes.

Available Columns

id
parentid
name
state
tags
desc - accumulated notes of the task
path - name including parent tasks
rpath - name including parent tasks up to active task
time - time tracked
rtime - time tracked including subtasks
TBI: progress - how many subtasks are complete
TBI: progressp - subtask completion in percent

For debugging: props - Task Property Events

Plans

Expiry (no need to fetch potential years of history)
Web Interface, Messenger integrations
TUI - Clear terminal?

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