Pipeline

Boring files, flexible screens.

A public notice starts as a simple markdown file, gets checked, then adapts to local screens without forcing every publisher into the same visual style.

Process

One notice, many places.

The first five cards show the publishing flow. The next five show the screen and fallback shapes that can receive the same approved file.

Illustrated Straddie Noticeboard Network map showing sources, markdown fields, devices and public outcomes.

Device location IDs

Every screen needs a name, place and fallback mode.

The markdown only becomes useful when devices around the island know where they are, what shape they are, what assets they have locally, and what to do offline.

Markdown contract

Frontmatter is the shared language.

Repo files

Sample feeds and device manifests.