BertoTools platform code record
BertoTools is being modelled as a file-first platform for documenting inputs, process events, outputs, and executable resolutions through JSON records and PHP display surfaces. The platform direction is a physical data warehouse joined to a tautological pointer-and-resolve database system, so client-facing resolutions can be produced while each input, process step, and output remains traceable.
Record identity
Environment
| Path | Role | State | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| documentation/code.php | monthly code documentation viewer | active | Loads code.records.json and merges platform records into the visible code summary. |
| documentation/code.records.json | platform record source | created | Stores the BertoTools platform entry and other future code records without requiring a database. |
| admin.php | private file-system administration boundary | refined | Supports controlled editing, upload, backup, and deletion operations inside the site root. |
| index.php | public navigation and launch surface | refined | Presents JSON and text-file driven navigation for public visitors. |
| buttons.txt, menu.json, tools.json | public navigation records | active | Expose documentation/code.php as the Code Summary entry in plain-text and JSON formats. |
Changes
- Created the first external code record describing the BertoTools platform direction.
- Defined BertoTools as a JSON-first platform layer for traceable input, process, output, and executable-resolution record
- Connected the BertoTools record to the refined texed.co.uk PHP file-system and public documentation model.
Next actions
- Create a BertoTools-specific JSON schema for input_record, process_event, output_artifact, pointer, and executable_resol
- Add a public documentation page for the BertoTools platform once its first executable resolution workflow is ready.
- Keep each monthly BertoTools update in code.records.json so the platform history remains append-only and reviewable.
- Use admin.php to edit production records only after taking backups or using the built-in backup-before-save flow.