DigitalStemCell API
A grammar for change: five levels, ten variables, fourteen lenses, 700 addressable questions.
Analysis of complex systems fails in predictable ways: people ask the questions their own experience already trained them to ask, and blind spots are structural, not accidental — no one's intuition covers a 5×10×14 space unaided.
The LAKA Volumetric Grammar treats any system — a business, a product, a team — as navigable coordinates rather than a metaphor. Five change levels times ten internal variables times fourteen meta-lenses produce 700 base coordinates, each one a specific, addressable question you can resolve through the API.
Built to do three things well
Every GET endpoint is public
No keys, no signups, no rate-limit dance — a single request resolves a coordinate into structured JSON, because a grammar only becomes shared infrastructure when anyone can reach it.
Coverage becomes checkable
22 routes across six groups serve the coordinate grid, seventeen guardrailed operators, and a JSON Schema the finished analysis must validate against.
Built to be read by machines too
A plain-text guide at /llms.txt explains the grammar and every route, so an agent can orient, query and emit a validated run document without a human walking it through.
How it works, screen by screen
A guided pass through the product — each step is one real screen and what it is doing for the person using it.
Resolve a coordinate
LAKA-C3-I07-M08 resolves to three axis definitions, a cell intent, and a ready-made prompt stem — no key required.
Apply an operator
Seventeen guardrailed operators are the verbs of the grammar — each with a definition, input, output and example.
Emit a validated run
The finished analysis is checked against a published JSON Schema — structured data, not a loose essay.
Designed, built and instrumented by Bow Tie Kreative in Calgary — strategy, UX, engineering and measurement as one system.
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