# tsclientlib Channel Query Spike

Chanora proof-of-concept. **Not product code.**

## Purpose

Prove what channel metadata can be observed from a normal TeamSpeak client
connection to `kr.teamspeak.app` without ServerQuery credentials.

## What it does

1. Connects to a TeamSpeak server with `tsclientlib`.
2. Subscribes to the server tree and pumps events so the live channel snapshot
   is populated.
3. Prints the visible channel table.
4. Resolves a target channel by ID or exact name, or falls back to the current
   channel.
5. Requests the channel description with `channelgetdescription`.
6. Prints channel metadata, flags, codec settings, capacity settings, child
   channels, and current occupants from the live connection state.

## Run

```bash
cargo run --offline -- \
  --address kr.teamspeak.app \
  --nickname ChanoraPoC-ChannelInspector \
  --target-channel-id 1
```

Useful flags:

- `--target-channel-id <cid>`
- `--target-channel-name <name>`
- `--identity <identity-string>`

## Scope boundaries

- No ServerQuery login or administrative credentials.
- No attempt to bypass permission-gated data.
- No persistence of the generated identity.

## Verification

See `VERIFICATION.md`.