# tsclientlib Query Spike Chanora proof-of-concept. **Not product code.** ## Purpose Prove what user/profile data 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 client/channel snapshot is populated. 3. Prints the online client table. 4. Resolves a target client by nickname, UID, DBID, or CLID. 5. Requests richer client data with `clientgetvariables` and connection stats with `getconnectioninfo`, then reads the populated values back out of the live `tsclientlib` connection state. 6. Falls back gracefully when the server denies permission-gated lookups such as `clientdbinfo`. ## Run ```bash cargo run --offline -- \ --address kr.teamspeak.app \ --nickname ChanoraPoC-Inspector \ --target-nickname EdisonJwa ``` Useful flags: - `--target-nickname ` - `--target-uid ` - `--target-dbid ` - `--target-clid ` - `--identity ` ## 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`.