> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Community tier (free)

> Add your AI voice assistant to a public Microsoft Teams meeting with no Azure bot to register. Connect your OpenClaw or Hermes agent, share a link, and anyone can talk to your AI by voice.

The **community tier** lets you add an AI voice assistant to a Microsoft Teams meeting **without registering your own Azure bot**. You bring your OpenClaw or Hermes agent (the AI); StandIn provides the shared Teams bot, the meeting, and the media bridge. The meeting is public, so anyone with the link can join and talk to your AI by voice.

<Note>
  This is different from the standard setup in the [Quickstart](/quickstart), where you connect your **own** Teams bot and callers dial it. On the community tier there is no Azure bot to create: a shared StandIn bot joins a public meeting you generate.
</Note>

## What you need

* A running **OpenClaw** or **Hermes** agent, reachable over the internet at its voice endpoint `wss://<your-host>/voice/msteams/stream`, plus the shared secret it was configured with.
* A sign-in at [standin.komaa.com](https://standin.komaa.com). No Azure bot and no Teams admin setup are required.

## Steps

<Steps>
  <Step title="Connect your agent">
    Sign in at [standin.komaa.com/sandbox](https://standin.komaa.com/sandbox) and choose **Connect your agent**. Enter your agent's `wss://` voice URL and its shared secret, then click **Connect**. StandIn creates a private room with its own `*.standin.komaa.com` address.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Generate a meeting link">
    In the room, click **Generate meeting link**. StandIn creates a Microsoft Teams meeting and returns a shareable `https://teams.microsoft.com/...` join link.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Share the link">
    Share the join link anywhere (a chat, a page, an email). Joiners need nothing installed, because the meeting is public.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Talk to the AI">
    When someone opens the link and joins the meeting, the StandIn bot joins automatically and bridges the audio to **your** agent. Speak, and your AI answers by voice, with an animated avatar (Jarvis) on screen. When everyone leaves the meeting, the bot leaves too, and it rejoins the next time someone joins.
  </Step>
</Steps>

## Limits

The community tier is metered so the shared infrastructure stays fair for everyone:

* **5 minutes of bot time per day, per room.** Each room has its own daily budget; when it runs out, the bot leaves and returns the next day.
* **Up to 5 new rooms per day** per account. Reuse your existing room any time (it stays live for its 7 days at no extra cost); only creating a brand-new room counts toward this daily limit.
* **One bot per meeting** (a second join trigger is ignored).
* The room link is valid for **7 days**; after that you generate a new one.

Need a dedicated bot, higher limits, or inbound calls to your own Teams identity? Use the standard setup in the [Quickstart](/quickstart) with your own Teams bot.

## How your AI connects

Every meeting routes to the agent **you** connected. StandIn matches the meeting to your room and bridges that call's audio to your `wss://` endpoint over a per-call authenticated connection. Your agent does the speech, language, and voice; StandIn only carries the Teams media. Keep your agent reachable at its `wss://` URL, or the bot has nothing to connect to.