Orca: What If Next-Token, Next-Frame, and Next-Action Are the Same Task?
Imagine inheriting a system built by three teams that never talked to each other. Three microservices, all describing the same warehouse: one answers questions about it in text, one renders preview images of the shelves, one drives the forklift. Each has its own database, its own schema, and none of them agree on what’s actually sitting on shelf B4. Any architect who has seen this knows the fix — one canonical store, thin adapters at the edges. ...