An infrastructure prototype combining configuration, document ingestion, shared data records and source-linked retrieval. Provides a starting point for connected enterprise services.
Selected use cases, source information and operational outputs.
Shared service contracts
A control service publishes organization and workflow settings.
OmurgaScenario / 01
Interface conceptSchematic example
Service contracts
Organization boundary
Organization configuration
Data service
Access and ownership
Orchestration
Shared identity
Decision boundary
Organization scope and service configuration
Organization settings, text or files
OutputStructured documents and source-linked retrieval
The first working slice
The current foundation covers configuration, ingestion, relational and vector storage, and source-linked retrieval.
OmurgaScenario / 02
Interface conceptSchematic example
Initial working scope
Dependent steps
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ConfigurationSource and scope
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Document ingestionProcessing context
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Relational and vector recordsReview point
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Grounded retrievalNext operation
Interruption and retry paths are defined separately.
Decision boundary
Organization scope and service configuration
Organization settings, text or files
OutputStructured documents and source-linked retrieval
An independent foundation
Shared models and service boundaries aim to reduce repeated infrastructure work across products.
OmurgaScenario / 03
Interface conceptSchematic example
Shared platform foundation
Product context
Data modelDefined dependency
Service boundaryDefined dependency
ReuseDefined dependency
Processing and control structure
Decision boundary
Organization scope and service configuration
Organization settings, text or files
OutputStructured documents and source-linked retrieval
Application approach
Scope and operating approach.
The scope, operating approach and boundaries of this work.
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Shared service contracts
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A control service publishes organization and workflow settings. A data service stores documents and chunks. Orchestration retrieves information within the same organization scope.
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The first working slice
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The current foundation covers configuration, ingestion, relational and vector storage, and source-linked retrieval. Other service examples are starting points for broader platform development.
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An independent foundation
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Shared models and service boundaries aim to reduce repeated infrastructure work across products. The broader platform scope will be validated as development progresses.
In everyday work
A service foundation shared by products
Rebuilding organization settings, ingestion and retrieval for each product fragments development. Omurga prototypes service and data contracts for these shared responsibilities.
Omurga / Working modelIllustrative use · no real customer data
Documents and chunks connect to relational and vector records. Orchestration retrieves source-linked information within that context.
OutputStructured documents and source-linked retrieval
Configuration
Shared service contracts
This component shows incoming information together with its identity and provenance. Organization and workspace configuration comes from the management service. Text or files reach the data service with the same organization context.
Data and retrieval
The first working slice
This component explains how records are reviewed rather than displaying a result in isolation. Documents and chunks connect to relational and vector records. Orchestration retrieves source-linked information within that context.
Service boundaries
An independent foundation
This component distinguishes the user’s decision from the next work record. The working foundation is distinguished from the wider platform ambition. Shared contracts support product development without implying that every planned service is complete.
The whole operation
Information, decisions and outcomes stay connected.
These distinctions show the information the application receives, where it needs the user and what it leaves for the next operation.
Starting information
Organization settings, text or files
Human decision
Organization scope and service configuration
Resulting structure
Structured documents and source-linked retrieval
How do we assess its impact?
These are evaluation dimensions, not measured performance results. Comparisons use the same task types, data scope and human-review conditions.