Can I replay recorded terminal sessions?

Yes, sessions are saved as s-expressions and can be replayed with adjustable speed using the Babashka recorder script or within Emacs.

How does CRDT-VTerm handle conflicting terminal inputs?

It uses a GF(3) trifurcated model that routes concurrent inputs through three deterministic queues (MINUS, ERGODIC, and PLUS) to ensure a consistent state across all peers.

Is CRDT-VTerm compatible with Emacs?

Yes, it includes a dedicated bridge specifically designed to connect Emacs vterm with the CRDT sharing mechanism via shadow buffers.

Does this require a central server for collaboration?

No, it utilizes P2P sharing via LocalSend multicast, allowing for decentralized terminal collaboration on local networks.

CRDT-VTerm Collaborative Terminal

Name: CRDT-VTerm Collaborative Terminal
Author: plurigrid

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Herramientas de Colaboración

Facilitates real-time collaborative terminal session sharing and recording using CRDT-based s-expressions and deterministic GF(3) conflict resolution.

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CRDT-VTerm is a sophisticated terminal sharing tool designed for decentralized collaboration and precise session recording. By leveraging Conflict-free Replicated Data Types (CRDTs) and a unique GF(3) trifurcated conflict resolution model, it ensures that concurrent terminal inputs from multiple users are handled deterministically without a central server. The skill bridges Emacs vterm with P2P protocols like LocalSend, allowing developers to record sessions as s-expressions, replay them with timing control, and share live terminal outputs across local networks for pair programming, debugging, or educational walkthroughs.

Características Principales

Collaborative terminal sharing with CRDT-based synchronization
GF(3) trifurcated conflict resolution for deterministic multi-user input
Deep integration with Emacs via specialized shadow buffer bridges
P2P session discovery and sharing using LocalSend multicast
2 GitHub stars
Babashka-powered session recording and replaying via s-expressions

Casos de Uso

Peer-to-peer live terminal broadcasting over local networks without external servers
Real-time pair programming and remote troubleshooting within a shared terminal
Recording terminal sessions for technical tutorials or audit logs

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Características Principales

Collaborative terminal sharing with CRDT-based synchronization
GF(3) trifurcated conflict resolution for deterministic multi-user input
Deep integration with Emacs via specialized shadow buffer bridges
P2P session discovery and sharing using LocalSend multicast
2 GitHub stars
Babashka-powered session recording and replaying via s-expressions

Casos de Uso

Peer-to-peer live terminal broadcasting over local networks without external servers
Real-time pair programming and remote troubleshooting within a shared terminal
Recording terminal sessions for technical tutorials or audit logs