Add the Channels page (v0.1); link it from Home (v0.10), the sidebar, Permissions (v0.7) and Tips and Pitfalls (v0.6) The new page covers the channel tree, creating and copying, the four tabs of the Edit Channel dialog, editing several channels at once, and channel icons: chosen in the dialog, saved as the channel permission i_icon_id, and the two ways the server can refuse the change (error 2568 naming i_channel_needed_permission_modify_power, and 2570). Tips and Pitfalls gets the note that channeledit does not accept channel_icon_id on TeamSpeak 6; Permissions mentions the icon at the Channel layer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Permissions page: Bulk Apply now shows what the selection holds, and how to remove from all (Permissions v0.6) The page said Bulk Apply does not show the current per-entity values. Since ts6forkmanager#247 it does: the shared value, "mixed" where the selected entities differ, and removing a permission from all of them works (emptying a shared value, the three-state boolean, the row's remove button). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Permissions page: call the template groups by the name the app and Tips and Pitfalls use (Permissions v0.5) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Permissions page: the Automatic Groups mode (Permissions v0.4, Tips and Pitfalls v0.5) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Wiki v0.3: move README detail in, drop the unofficial-source claim Configuration, Deployment, Development and Music Bots now carry the material being moved out of the README: both environment variable tables, the reverse-proxy and Coolify notes, architecture and dev setup, and the music bot chat command reference. Also removes the passage asserting that TeamSpeak's documentation website states the permission order incorrectly. That site turned out to be an unclaimed, auto-generated Mintlify instance rather than anything official, so it isn't worth calling out by implication. The order itself is unchanged and still cited to permissiondoc.txt, which ships with the server.
Wiki v0.2: structure, navigation and the first written pages Adds navigation plus thirteen pages. Fully written: Home, Getting Started, Permissions, Tips and Pitfalls, Users and Roles. The rest are scaffolded with a short orientation so no link leads nowhere. Permissions documents the five tiers, which layer wins, and the skip and negate flags - including that TeamSpeak's own documentation website states the override order incorrectly.