1. Define the initial state using `proxy` to create a reactive object.
2. Use `useSnapshot` in React components to access the state and trigger re-renders on changes.
3. Subscribe to specific state changes using `subscribe` for side effects or external updates.
4. Implement actions to mutate the state in a controlled manner.
5. Consider using `proxyMap` or `proxySet` for managing Map or Set data structures.
6. Utilize `DevTools` for debugging and inspecting state changes.
7. Persist the state using `persistence` best practice for data retention.