LAKA Writing System
Writing, taken apart to first principles and rebuilt as something you can run.
Writing guidance usually fails one of two ways: too soft to constrain anything ("be clear, be concise"), or too rigid to survive the first legitimate exception, so it gets ignored the same way every overbearing style guide gets ignored.
A rule engine that breaks writing into eleven levels — from signal and grapheme up through sentence, paragraph and content system — and ships as a working corpus of 228 base rules an agent or editor can evaluate a real draft against and get a verdict, not an opinion.
Built to do three things well
Four binding tiers, not one flat rulebook
Hard constraints must pass or the text is blocked; defaults, heuristics and creative options apply with decreasing force — not every preference gets a veto.
Every rule states a failure condition
A clause fails when the actor, action or object is missing or confused — turning a description into a test you can hold real text against.
A quality gate machines can satisfy
An agent can call the evaluation endpoint, get a structured verdict, and revise until the text clears — no human arguing taste in the loop.
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.
Run a text through it
Get a verdict — which rules the text triggers, which block outright, which merely advise.
Browse the rules directly
Every one of 228 rules is stated as a condition and a consequence, not a vibe.
Wire the API into a pipeline
Every draft a team or its tooling produces gets evaluated before it ships — this gallery's own pages went through the same gate.
Designed, built and instrumented by Bow Tie Kreative in Calgary — strategy, UX, engineering and measurement as one system.
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