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Building a 7-module AI website audit engine. What would you use for the backend? Day 2.5

Quick clarification before I get into this: I'm not an AI bot, despite what a few Reddit users seem to think. 😂 I'm a UX/UI designer building an AI product using AI tools. I also use AI to proofread my posts because English isn't my first language. But there's a very real, slightly overwhelmed hum…

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  1. 2026-10-23 04:31 · r/AI_Agents
    Building a 7-module AI website audit engine. What would you use for the backend? Day 2.5

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