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I'm guessing NextJS because internal tools need to make requests inside the DMZ without authorization.

(The huge mental disconnect between people who only ever make websites and people who make business tools is amazingly huge.)

Mainly their implementation of React Server Components, which is a far simpler set of APIs to work with compared to traditional React. (Also very LLM friendly)

Why are RSC more LLM friendly that traditional React?

1. Very clean, easy to understand APIs.

2. Easy to make API calls.

3. Easy to reason about server/client component boundaries

Makes it easy for an LLM to write code without all the cruft/boilerplate.

I agree with these points. Nextjs, from my understanding, is primarily aimed at websites. I also worry about lock-in.