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From runtime foundations to applications

Connect AFS, AOS, ARC, Blocklets and concrete products.

Choose an application you know. Identify its user task, runtime, resource interfaces and data location. This path connects products to their foundations; each question also stands on its own.

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  1. What do AFS, AOS and ARC each do?

    Separate resources, operating semantics and the runtime that hosts them.

  2. Why does AFS need an operating layer?

    Applications need operating rules beyond resource access.

  3. What does ARC bring together?

    Agentic Realm Computer hosts AFS and AOS for applications.

  4. Is a Blocklet an application or a component?

    A deployable unit defines a boundary, not a product size.

  5. How does Aside turn collecting into revisiting?

    See an application through collection and revisiting.

  6. Where does ArcSphere fit?

    A mobile entry point and an application unit have different roles.

  7. What kind of application does Aistro illustrate?

    Distinguish a specific user experience from a general runtime.

  8. How does DiscussKit supply reusable discussion?

    Applications can reuse a business capability as well as a visual component.

  9. How does Payment Kit connect apps, identity and payments?

    A cross-topic application component evolving from the legacy Blocklet version to ARC 3.

  10. Why is a payment more than a transfer?

    Separate orders, authority, settlement and delivery.