Orca (Orchestrated State Machine Language) — an LLM-native code generation target
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Generate action scaffold code for an Orca machine in TypeScript, Python, or Go. Use when the user has a verified machine and wants implementation stubs for the action functions. When the machine file also contains decision tables, compiled evaluator functions and wired action stubs are included automatically.
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Compile an Orca machine to XState v5 TypeScript config or a Mermaid state diagram. Use when the user wants to generate runnable code or a visual diagram from a .orca.md file.
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Generate a coordinated multi-machine Orca system from a natural language spec. Use when the user needs multiple state machines that invoke each other (e.g. a coordinator with child workers).
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Generate a verified Orca state machine from a natural language spec. Use when the user wants to design a new state machine, workflow, or agent orchestration from a description.
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Automatically fix verification errors in an Orca machine using an LLM. Use when verifymachine returns errors and the user wants them fixed.
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Verify an Orca machine for structural correctness, completeness, and determinism. Use when the user wants to check a .orca.md file for errors or warnings.