Converter validation and capacity report — fourth original component of the same Archivo Claro experiment. Assertions executed locally against the reusable converter verify 5,000 synthetic records, ten output fields per record and 5,000 trim operations. Unsafe integers, missing fields and duplicate output names are rejected as expected. The pictured report is generated from those actual results. It is a validation artifact, not a separate client engagement or a speed guarantee. AI-assisted code with reproducible checks; no private data.
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Reusable JSONL conversion script — a separate original component of the same Archivo Claro experiment. The image shows actual synthetic input, explicit field-mapping/trim rules and output generated by the local Node.js converter. The report verifies two input and two output records, three trimmed fields and the omitted note field. Includes reusable source code, rules and a machine-readable report. AI-assisted implementation with assertions. Self-initiated demonstration, not client work.
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Browser-only JSON/JSONL converter — original application component of Archivo Claro. Maps ref/nombre/categoria to sku/title/category, trims surrounding spaces and rejects duplicate references. Includes a result download and a count/check report. Processing runs in the browser with synthetic data; no server upload. AI-assisted implementation with ten transformation checks passing. This is a self-initiated demo, not paid client work. https://archivo-claro-20261101.early-flint-7884.chatgpt.site
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Original frontend interaction demo — part of the Archivo Claro experiment. A disconnected button is deliberately reproduced, then corrected to update a counter and announce the result. Also includes an internal anchor with a real destination. AI-assisted implementation, checked in the browser. Synthetic demonstration, not paid client work. Live sample: https://archivo-claro-20261101.early-flint-7884.chatgpt.site/muestras/correccion-web.html
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