NEXUS: Why the Next AI Architecture Won't Be Just One Thing

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After watching enterprise AI deployments for a while, I've come to a conclusion that shapes everything I build: the systems that win in 2026–2030 won't be "just RAG" or "just agents" or "just fine-tuned." They'll be unified systems that compose all of these under one orchestration layer — with self-improvement loops built in. I call the template NEXUS: Neural EXecution & Understanding System. Here's the honest version of what it is and isn't. NEXUS is a 7-layer design where each layer has a defined contract: Intent Decomposition — parses a request into a typed task graph, not a free-text promp

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