Overview

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The defaults work well for most executives, but everything about how Sera drafts, sounds, and spends is adjustable. This guide covers batch composition, voice controls, engagement and autonomy gating, and credit top-ups.

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Generate Batch composition

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Generate Batch produces a set of drafts across your channels in one run. You control the mix — how many LinkedIn posts, how many X posts, and how many blog drafts each batch produces. Set the composition once and every batch follows it until you change it. If you are publishing daily on X but weekly on the blog, make the batch reflect that.

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Voice controls

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Your voice fingerprint is a binding contract on drafts: Sera writes to it, not around it. Two controls keep it accurate as your style evolves:

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• Recalibrate voice: Rebuild the fingerprint from your latest material.
• Re-learn from writing samples: Upload writing you are proud of and Sera re-learns from it directly.

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The voice radar in Insights scores every draft against the fingerprint, so you can see drift before anything publishes.

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Engagement and autonomy

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How much Sera does on her own is gated behind explicit toggles in the Control Center:

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• Engagement mode: Replies and comments on your behalf.
• Outward engagement: Approval-first participation in relevant conversations.
• Autonomy: Multi-step goals that run on their own — an Envoy-tier capability.

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All of these start off. Nothing publishes without your approval until you turn them on, and you can turn them back off at any time.

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Credit top-ups

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Text is unlimited; media spends credits. If a heavy month runs through your allotment, one-time top-up packs add credits without changing your plan:

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• 100 credits for $39
• 300 credits for $99
• 500 credits for $145

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Plan and billing

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Manage your plan, payment method, and invoices from Settings. Billing is handled by Stripe, so no card data ever touches Sera's servers.