Definition: Omnimodal is a concept in computer science that refers to objects or processes that can be manipulated across multiple domains or interfaces. It represents a way of programming where an object can be used in different contexts, such as in a GUI application, an API, or even a software library itself. In other words, omnimodality allows for the creation of programs and systems that can operate independently from each other, allowing them to work with multiple inputs and outputs. This concept is particularly useful in
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