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Freemium Account

The Freemium Account lets you explore StackSpot AI's features while following specific usage limits and restrictions.

Your Freemium account does not include access to the features of StackSpot EDP.

You can access AI capabilities with a Freemium Account, including Agents, Knowledge Sources (KSs) e Quick Commands (QCs).

However, there are some limits on usage each month:

  • 1 million LLM Token limit (text units—words, word parts, or characters—that language models (LLMs) use to process and generate responses).

  • 5 million Embedding Tokens (These are units of text that are converted into numerical vectors so the model can understand and compare meanings).

  • The limits are reset every month.

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Freemium Accounts do not have access to:

  • Service Credentials;
  • Groups/Roles/Organization menus;
  • Sharing content

If you want to know more about the available plans (Light, Business, Enterprise), please contact the sales team.

How to sign up for a Freemium account

You can set up a Freemium account by choosing one of two options:

  1. Using Single Sign-On (SSO) options (Google, Microsoft, GitHub) in the StackSpot AI Portal.
  2. In your IDE using Single Sign-On (SSO).

1. StackSpot AI Portal

Step 1. Access the StackSpot AI Portal;

Step 2. Choose Google, Microsoft ou GitHub and enter your corporate email address. Then click the Continue button;

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Step 3. Review and click Accept to confirm your acceptance of the terms of use and privacy policy;

Step 4. Complete the following fields:

  • Full Name
  • Whats your area of expertise
  • Where do you work

Then, click the ‘Next‘ button.

Step 5. Enter how many people are on your team;

Step 6. Indicate where you heard about StackSpot. This field is optional;

Then, click the ‘Next‘ button.

You have successfully created a Freemium account on the StackSpot AI Portal.

2. In your IDE

Step 1. Access the StackSpot AI extension in your IDE;

Step 2. Click on one of the available options to log in with SSO: Google, Microsoft, or GitHub;

Step 3. You will be redirected to a registration on the StackSpot AI Portal. Follow steps 3 to 6 of this documentation.

Step 4. After completing the registration, return to your IDE;

Done, you have created a Freemium account on StackSpot AI.

Using Agents

Agents are powerful, customizable entities that leverage contextual information to deliver precise and relevant responses and actions. Learn more about Agents.

In the Agents section, you will find the Personal subsection.

Make sure to use the base Agents created by StackSpot AI (StackSpot AI CodeGen ou StackSpot Flex), as they are readily accessible in the Chat section.

The Shared and Account subsections are available only to Enterprise accounts.

Get to know your Account

To know the features available in your StackSpot AI Account, follow the steps below:

Step 1. Click on your account photo;

Step 2. Click the 'My Profile' button;

Step 3. In the Personal Information section, you can view your data and delete your account.

If you want to delete your Account, follow this instruction:

  • Click the Delete button to delete your account, and then click Delete Account.
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If you delete a Freemium account, you won't be able to create a new account using the same email that was used for the first account.

Other Account features

  • You can generate a new client key in the Access Token subsection. To do this, click the Generate new client key button.

For more information, access the Access Token documentation

  • In the Secrets Management subsection, you can add a secret to manage your credentials in StackSpot AI. To add this, click the Create secret button.

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