v2.4.0

Bots can now join Microsoft Teams meetings signed in as a real Microsoft account rather than as an anonymous guest, which gets them into meetings that refuse guests and names participants correctly. Teams speaker attribution was reworked in the same release.

✨New Features

• Authenticated Microsoft Teams bots. Register a workspace with POST /v2/teams-workspaces and the accounts under it with POST /v2/teams-logins, then send a bot with teams_config.credential_id to pin one account, or teams_config.email_group to draw from a pool. teams_config.fallback chooses what happens when no account is free: fail (default) or anonymous. See Authenticated bots for Teams.
• Authenticated Teams bots join as the signed-in user, record with the bot's avatar on camera, stay muted on entry, and keep the chat rail out of the recording.

⚡Improvements

• Teams transcripts attribute speech to the right participant far more reliably, using the meeting's own dominant-speaker signal rather than an indirect one that could latch onto whoever spoke first.
• Real-time transcription parameters are validated when the bot is created, so an unusable configuration is refused up front instead of failing silently mid-meeting. See Streaming.

🐛Bug Fixes

• An authenticated Teams bot no longer falls back to joining as a guest after signing in successfully.
• A Teams sign-in that times out transiently is retried instead of failing the bot.
• A failed Teams bot releases its account back to the pool, instead of holding the slot permanently.

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