How OpenHiggsfield Scaled Next.js Server Actions: Request Coalescing, 38 AI Models, and Zero Queue Locks
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When building production-grade Generative AI platforms, engineering teams face two core architectural hurdles: network execution bottlenecks caused by Next.js Server Action concurrency semantics, and schema fragmentation across dozens of heterogeneous AI provider APIs (e.g., Kling, ByteDance Seedan…
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How OpenHiggsfield Scaled Next.js Server Actions: Request Coalescing, 38 AI Models, and Zero Queue Locks