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Settings

Manage account controls, overage behaviour, API keys, and secrets without mixing them into daily work pages.

Settings is where the account becomes operationally safe to run at scale. This is the page for spending controls, API keys, secret storage, and the quieter account switches that should not compete with the work itself.

Why the overage control matters

The overage switch changes the account’s behavior when included credits run out. With overage enabled, work can keep running and charges continue beyond the included pool. With overage disabled, the account stops instead of spending past the plan. That is a small setting with very practical consequences, so it is worth being explicit about it.

API keys and secrets do different jobs

API keys are for connecting Kaer to something you are building. Secrets are for safely storing credentials that Kaer itself needs in order to run a connected workflow or automation. The page keeps both visible, but it treats them differently because they solve different problems.

What belongs here and what does not

If a change affects the account itself, it probably belongs in Settings. If it affects only one workflow, one automation, or one workspace, keep it closer to that page instead. That separation makes the platform easier to audit later and easier for another person to inherit.