Configure browsing session pacing and size
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@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ A per-community `dailyCap` only distributes the account allowance; caps are not
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Community weights feed a new weighted-random pick for each discovered growth thread. The grower queues only one new thread at a time, drains due retries and existing queue work before polling another community, and exposes an account-scoped queue clear that removes only unposted discovered/retryable rows.
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Browsing sessions are configured separately per account through `/api/growth/{accountId}/browsing` and reuse the enabled growth-community list and weights. Sessions default off and target 3–6 selections per local day with a 60/40 post/comment split, enforce at least 45 minutes between sessions, respect quiet hours, exclude NSFW unless enabled, and have a non-overridable 12/day ceiling. `autoVoteEnabled` is a separate, default-off operator setting; it can submit the selected upvote only in running mode when browser dry-run is off. `nextDueAt` is service-owned durable state and cannot be set through the API.
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Browsing sessions are configured separately per account through `/api/growth/{accountId}/browsing` and reuse the enabled growth-community list and weights. Sessions default off and target 3–6 selections per local day with a 60/40 post/comment split, respect quiet hours, exclude NSFW unless enabled, and have a non-overridable 12/day ceiling. The operator chooses 1–12 selections per session and a minimum gap of at least 45 minutes; the service adds a random delay of up to `jitterMs` on top before persisting the next due time. A scheduled session is capped by the remaining daily target, while a manually requested session bypasses that target but remains capped by the remaining hard daily ceiling. `autoVoteEnabled` is a separate, default-off operator setting; it can submit selected upvotes only in running mode when browser dry-run is off. `nextDueAt` is service-owned durable state and cannot be set through the API.
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## Runtime-editable subset
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