In the beginning, way back when,there was a plan to develop an interconnection between the first tinyG and a second tinyG board.
Not much interest and that capability was overtaken by other time consumers.
The firmware does decode actions for any four of the 6 axes, X,Y,Z,A,B,C.
I have never heard of commercial Gcode generators that do much, but some folks have built custom three axis rotational machines driven by custom Gcode.