···99 { url: "engine/queue/", title: "Queue" },
1010];
11111212+const orchestrators = [
1313+ { url: "orchestrator/queue/", title: "Queue" },
1414+ { url: "orchestrator/storage/", title: "Storage" },
1515+];
1616+1217const themes = [{ url: "themes/pilot/", title: "Pilot" }];
1318---
1419···6772 }
6873 </ul>
69747575+ <h3>Orchestrators</h3>
7676+7777+ <p>
7878+ <em
7979+ >These too are applet compositions. However, unlike themes, these are purely logical, and
8080+ optional. Mostly exist in order to construct sensible defaults (eg. applet connections you
8181+ want to reuse across themes).</em
8282+ >
8383+ </p>
8484+8585+ <ul>
8686+ {
8787+ orchestrators.map((item: any) => (
8888+ <li>
8989+ <a href={item.url}>{item.title}</a>
9090+ </li>
9191+ ))
9292+ }
9393+ </ul>
9494+7095 <h3>Storages</h3>
71967297 <p>
···92117 >Applets that serve as an intermediate in order to make a particular kind of applet
93118 configurable. In other words, these allow for an applet to be swapped out with another
94119 that takes the same actions and data output.</em
9595- >
9696- </p>
9797-9898- <h3>Orchestrators</h3>
9999-100100- <p>
101101- <em
102102- >These too are applet compositions. However, unlike themes, these are purely logical, and
103103- optional. Mostly exist in order to construct sensible defaults.</em
104120 >
105121 </p>
106122