Recommended practices for safe usage on sensitive sites (social media, etc.)?

[EricKY26]

Background
I'm considering integrating ego-lite into my workflow for automating some browser tasks, particularly on platforms like X/Twitter and LinkedIn. The "inherited login state" and "parallel Spaces" features are exactly what I need.

My concern
Since the agent operates using my real logged-in account and performs actions programmatically, I'm just concerned about the risk of triggering anti-bot systems and potentially getting my account flagged or restricted.

I understand that ego-lite itself is a real browser that inherits human session data, which handles the initial "login trust" well. But I'd like to understand how to safely use it for ongoing automated tasks.

Specific questions

1. Does ego-lite provide any built-in controls to manage request pacing or concurrency per Space, to avoid hitting rate limits when running parallel tasks?
2. In your experience testing this browser, what types of actions or usage patterns have you found to be riskiest from a platform trust perspective?
3. Are there any configuration tips (e.g., spacing out actions, randomizing delays, limiting parallel tabs per domain) that you'd recommend for a production setup?

What I'm not asking
I realize this is not about "stealth" or evading detection. It's about understanding the safe operating limits of the tool so I can use it responsibly.

If there's any official guidance or community wisdom on this, I'd really appreciate a pointer. Happy to help consolidate best practices if we can build that knowledge together.

Thanks again for the great work on ego-lite!