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# What is marti
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The foundation pillar for the **martiLQ** framework is the [martiLQ document](martiLQ.md)
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that defines the reconciliation and other metadata of the document / file being transferred.
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A definition, while fundamental, benefits from having tools that can create, read and
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interpret the definition. The **martiLQ** framework is about providing those tools
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and an ecosystem that can be added to.
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The majority of the effort in creating **martiLQ** is in the tools. There are tools
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for various programming languages and situations. As many programming languages
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generate portable programs that can execute on multiple operating systems, the
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likelihood is that a tools exists for you.
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The source for tools is provided in the Github repository and some have pre-compiled
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images.
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See the project source directory for more details.
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