Issue on twitter interaction limit.

[DavidYashar]

the agent connects to twitter successfully and interacts, including posts, quote posts, replies, and retweets. However, the number of interactions is too high, and despite using the following key/values in the env file:

POST_INTERVAL_MIN=120 # Default: 90
POST_INTERVAL_MAX=240 # Default: 180
POST_IMMEDIATELY=false

ACTION_INTERVAL=500 # Interval in milliseconds between action processing runs (default: 5 minutes)
ENABLE_ACTION_PROCESSING=true # Set to true to enable the action processing loop

TWITTER_INTERACTION_COOLDOWN=7200 # Cooldown in seconds between interactions
TWITTER_ENGAGEMENT_RATE=0.3

ACTION_INTERVAL=600000 # Interval in milliseconds between action processing runs (default: 5 minutes)
ENABLE_ACTION_PROCESSING=true # Set to true to enable the action processing loop

TWITTER_POLL_INTERVAL=1200 # How often (in seconds) the bot should check for interactions
TWITTER_SEARCH_ENABLE=FALSE

also, when I set the ENABLE_ACTION_PROCESSING=false, the agent still posted and has activities on twitter.

[chadrandomdev]

Interested in this too...
I think one problem is that if you have like a lot of targeted users, it will just reply to all of their new tweets in a same time, which causes shadowbans.

[DavidYashar]

no actually I only have 5, but the problem is the ENABLE_ACTION_PROCESSING. When on TRUE, it constantly process the tweets and do interaction, and when its on FALSE, it follows the MIN-MAX intervals. When on false, it reads the tweets, it posts, mentions, tweets, creates memory, saves tweets, and everything, but under the MIN-MAX adjustments. Also, it works well on private chat, like on discord or on localhost private chat.

[chadrandomdev]

Agree, on TRUE it just goes wild and retweets everything and likes those posts...
Would be nice to have some more control of it.

[stevlesh]

I think the reason why is the action interval doesn't actually use milliseconds but minutes. When i switched the number to 180 it started running in intervals (even if the first run was still a little unhinged).