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I’m not quite sure what you mean. If you’re looking to run your own instance of meet.livekit.io, you can clone the github repo here. If you’re trying to understand how it handles keys: the token-generating endpoint on meet.livekit.io reads the LiveKit API Key and Secret from its environment variables, which you can see in the source here. The API Key/Secret pair are private and should never be shared. You can read more about it here: Generating tokens Generating an API Key/Secret might feel like a big deal, but it’s just a row in our database. Probably takes up fewer bytes than this Slack message on their database! Feel free to generate and delete as many key/secret pairs as you need to test 🙂