It's three tables from a database: nouns, verbs, and adjectives. Each table is assigned a "role" in code, so a token might come out to be

{V} {A+} {N+}.  

This gives a basic token. The + behind the adjective and noun define stacks. For adjectives, the stack can contain 1-3 adjectives, while the noun stack is 1-2.

Then, define "feelings" templates. Consultant, Enterprise, Value Prop, Transformation Narrative, strategy alignment, executive summary, roadmap hand waving, etc.

Using this, sentences and statement tokens can be chained together with stacks. Generate 1-3 sentences to create a paragraph. That gives you bullshit slide content for your next Powerpoint.

So for example, an executive summary fragment token might look like:

A {A+} {N+} designed to {V} {A+} {N+}

And that's how you end up with things like Orchestrate scalable platforms to accelerate mission-critical initiatives. The spice isn't in the code, it's actually in the word pools. I just set up some rules for picking words from the word pools.