garyh

You can't directly plug workflow output into Alfred's default results.
 
To do that, you'd need to export the data to .webloc files or create a "fake" browser bookmarks file, e.g. create a new Chrome profile and overwrite its Bookmarks file with your Pinboard bookmarks (in Chrome bookmarks format).

@garyh The latter possibility intrigued me, so I wrote a script that imports your Pinboard bookmarks into a Chrome profile.
 
If you create a new Chrome profile and point the script at it, you can have your Pinboard bookmarks directly in Alfred's default results. Obviously, you lose the benefits of tags, though.

I rely on being able to determine where in the expansion the cursor ends up after a shortcut is expanded. This is a feature which exists in other text-expanding software such as TextExpander and aText.
 
For example:
nX => Notex - {cursor} - {date:yyyy-MM-dd}
 
This is a file naming system that I use for text notes.

Hello, workers of flow! I've converted an old extension to a workflow, and thought you might like to give the results a shot.
 
Open in Sublime defines the subl keyword. If you enter a path, it'll open that file in Sublime Text 2; if you select something in the frontmost Finder window and enter the keyword, it'll open the selected files or folders; and if you enter the keyword without anything selected or a path, it'll open the frontmost Finder window's folder in Sublime. If you've tried this before, be aware that I redid the AppleScript so that it now ought to work properly with Finder selections.
 
Let me know if you have any problems! I'm @phyllisstein on Twitter and d-at-daniel-dot-sh if that's easier.