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Having a real backend would make many features more convenient. If deployed on cloud servers, which would prevent code leakage during publishing. Having a stable and user-friendly backend (including prompt caching, automatically adjusting requests per minute based on keys, and even batch API) might also be convenient for future research.
About parallel or queue execution.
If all use remote backend server API keys, it would indeed involve queue issues, such as maximizing requests per minute on the server.