Arranges ideas as draggable cards on a board that remembers where each one was put, after the structural method of John McPhee, which lays out the components of a piece until a sequence appears among them.

A board with no arguments is every note in the rookery, as cards.

#import "@rookery/core:0.1.0": idea, rookery
#import "@rookery/pinboard:0.1.0": pinboard
#show: rookery

#idea("outline", title: [Outline])[..]
#idea("interview", title: [The interview])[..]

/* Cards are windows rendered without backlinks, so a board showing the whole
   corpus is a view of the notes rather than forty references to them. */
#pinboard()

Narrowing and remembering a board

Pinboard has no query of its own, because rookery already has one. Narrow with ideas(..) and hand the rows in.

#import "@rookery/core:0.1.0": ideas

/* Naming a board gives it a memory. Positions live in the reader's own
   browser under rookery-pinboard:<id>, keyed on each note's registry name, so
   a layout belongs to the reader rather than the document and renaming a
   board starts it empty. */
#pinboard(id: "outline-board", notes: ideas(tagged: "outline"), folded: false)

/* layout: places a card the board has never seen before, and only such a
   card. Once something has been dragged, neither the layout nor the order of
   ideas(..) moves it again. */
#pinboard(id: "flow-board", layout: "flow")