100ms announced a new 'roles' feature designed to enable developers to build live interactive video applications with varied permissions for different participants without writing code. This feature aims to simplify the replication of real-world user experiences within live video applications.
100ms is reducing the amount of custom code needed to create role-based live video experiences, which lowers the friction for teams building interactive apps. The feature targets a common product need in streaming and video meetings: different permissions for hosts, speakers, and other participants. That makes roles a practical building block inside the 100ms stack rather than a one-off demo. The clearest signal to watch next is the step-by-step example in the article, since it shows how the feature is actually configured and what permissions it can map.
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