If your site is on Squarespace 7.1, then the best approach is Weglot through Squarespace’s official integration. Weglot is the option Squarespace itself recommends for multilingual sites, and it’s better for proper language versions/SEO.

Hey 👋 Welcome. Your lead gen MVP sounds pretty good. Apify to pull sites/directories/social data, Antigravity to speed up app scaffolding or agent logic … what is the orchestration layer? 🤔 Or, is what you developed the build stack versus the actual product logic? 🤔😊

It depends on the requirement for logical versus physical separation. In practice, the same vectorised DB with separate collections is very normal. As is the same collection, filtered by metadata. Separate DB instances entirely is only really needed for stricter isolation, compliance, different performance profiles, etc, which becomes an architectural choice versus a rule. A siloed purpose requires separation at the right layer, that, in most cases, means separate collections/namespaces or using strong metadata filtering within the same DB instance. As @Zillion Wong said, one is enough outside of specific edge/use cases.

Depends on the purpose? 🤔 Firestore is not really a Vercel replacement, it’s a database. The closer comparison would be Vercel vs Firebase Hosting/Cloud Run/Functions as the app platform. Firestore can be great if you want Firebase auth, real-time sync, and document-based data, but I wouldn’t pick it just to host a web app. For a standard frontend app, Vercel is usually the cleaner choice.

BLUF: You decide by picking the layer that matches the uncertainty of the task and what kind of problem you are solving. Ask: 1. Is it mostly deterministic and easy to map as steps? If so, then use n8n. That is the right fit when the flow is basically, trigger > fetch > transform > send > update. 2. Does it need to be a real always-on service with custom logic, state, retries, and reliability? If so, then use Python on Railway. That is the right fit when you are effectively building an application, not just a workflow. 3. Is the task messy, conversational, multi-step, tool-using, browser-using, and not fully predictable upfront? If so, then use OpenClaw. That is the right fit when the “workflow” is really an agent operating across tools, not a fixed pipeline.