Every place your account is signed in — device, IP, when — with revoke. Whether your account may be
signed in from more than one place at once (multi-login). Your sign-in history: logins, failed
attempts, permission refusals.
Deployment: render concurrency, crawl frequency, and the automation switch.
Processing — simultaneous renders. How many downloads render at once. The number you set is
clamped to what torii allows (shown beside it as torii allows N); asking for more than torii serves
would only make renders time out while queued. Applies immediately.Crawl frequency. The default interval every signal uses unless its card says otherwise
(1800 s = 30 min), and per-platform minimums — a signal with a source on that platform can never
crawl faster than the floor, whatever its card says. Only platforms that have a floor are listed; use
the picker to add one, × to remove it. Saving re-schedules every signal at once.
Floors exist because platforms push back: a Douyin search every two minutes was refused 94 % of the
time and gained nothing. 30 minutes is the honest cadence for most sources.
Automation — let automation post publicly. The deployment-wide arming switch for the
Accounts tab. Off = everything dry-runs. The card lists which platforms torii can
currently write to.