Double-wrapped HTML architecture
Build the working environment. Bootstrap its storage from within.
Source-described architecture; two-stage runtime acceptance pending
Purpose
A portable HTML working surface carries a two-stage Keddeh architecture: compile virtual memory and ENV 1, then use that environment to bootstrap virtual storage through the same state model.
How it works
The first stage establishes the virtual memory environment, its identity rules and the state needed to continue work.
The second stage reuses that environment to construct the storage layer. Memory and retained objects share a relational representation, so a saved result can carry its source and reconstruction context.
The browser carrier is the user-facing entry point. Its host execution, storage and readback connections remain explicit so the operator can follow where work actually runs.
A practical workflow
Open a preserved HTML application and identify its source revision.
Initialize ENV 1 and inspect the memory-stage receipt.
Bootstrap the storage stage from that initialized environment.
Save a named work item with its source identity, close the carrier, reopen it and compare the recovered object with the saved digest.
Where it fits
Portable engineering workspaces
Local document and evidence tools
Recoverable field applications