# configuration/strings/home.strings.ts

> 15 lines of code and 13 definitions.

Tree: Site tree
Language: typescript
Layer: product
Canonical: https://banes-lab.com/anatomy/tree#file-configuration-strings-home-strings-ts
Source text: https://banes-lab.com/assets/sources/source.2819f06714d91d20817069499cab94a21f1959c73b235fc5b80d953d28e46f07.generated.txt

## Definitions

- `HOME_HEADING` (lexical_declaration, line 1, exported)
- `HOME_EYEBROW` (lexical_declaration, line 3, exported)
- `HOME_THESIS` (lexical_declaration, line 5, exported)
- `HOME_LEAD` (lexical_declaration, line 7, exported)
- `PRIMARY_ACTION` (lexical_declaration, line 10, exported)
- `SECONDARY_ACTION` (lexical_declaration, line 12, exported)
- `PAYLOAD_ACTION` (lexical_declaration, line 14, exported)
- `MAP_TITLE` (lexical_declaration, line 16, exported)
- `MAP_LEAD` (lexical_declaration, line 18, exported)
- `RULES_LABEL` (lexical_declaration, line 21, exported)
- `STEPS_LABEL` (lexical_declaration, line 23, exported)
- `PRINCIPLES_LABEL` (lexical_declaration, line 25, exported)
- `TERMS_LABEL` (lexical_declaration, line 27, exported)

## Source

```typescript
export const HOME_HEADING = "Bane's Lab";

export const HOME_EYEBROW = "Bane's Lab";

export const HOME_THESIS = "Structured collaboration with LLMs";

export const HOME_LEAD =
    "Bane's Lab documents the method I use to build software with LLMs, together with the instruction format, the software architecture and the ontology that the method relies on. I have used it since 2024, on every project I build, this site included. The method does not make a model's output correct. What it does is make incorrect output visible and refuse it, through checks that run on every change rather than through instructions the model is asked to remember.";

export const PRIMARY_ACTION = "Start with the method";

export const SECONDARY_ACTION = "Read the grammar";

export const PAYLOAD_ACTION = "Every page as JSON and Markdown";

export const MAP_TITLE = "How the site teaches";

export const MAP_LEAD =
    "The site is organized around the methodology, which is one page of six tabs read in order, from Start to Ship. The grammar, architecture and ontology pages supply material that particular sections of the methodology rely on, and <cite>the visualization</cite> shows where each of their sections enters that order. The anatomy page works in the other direction: it shows the source of this site, and its sections link back to the chapters that describe it.";

export const RULES_LABEL = "rules enforced on every change";

export const STEPS_LABEL = "steps in one verification run";

export const PRINCIPLES_LABEL = "architecture principles";

export const TERMS_LABEL = "defined terms";
```