Setup-Same-Machine v0.7, Setup-Remote-or-Hosted v0.9: real WebQuery option names Step 1 named query_protocols / query_http_ip / query_http_port, which TS6 (6.0.0-beta13.1) does not have. The http query interface is server.query.http.enable/port/ip in tsserver.yaml (--query-http-* flags, TSSERVER_QUERY_HTTP_* env vars), checked against tsserver --help and --write-config-file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Setup-Remote-or-Hosted v0.8, Configuration v0.18, Administration v0.8: WebQuery over HTTPS New section on enabling TS6's HTTPS query interface (bring your own certificate, files before config, certificate read only at startup so renewals need a restart, firewall for 10443) and connecting the manager to it (certificate hostname, port 10443, Use HTTPS, TS_ALLOW_SELF_SIGNED disables verification for every connection), plus turning HTTP off. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Connections without an API key and connection changes without a restart: Setup (elsewhere or rented), Getting Started, Music Bots, Troubleshooting (Setup-Remote v0.7, Getting-Started v0.7, Music Bots v0.12, Troubleshooting v1.13) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Query Console: new page for the console and its live events (Query Console v0.1, Home v0.8, Getting Started v0.6, Setup same machine v0.6, Setup remote v0.6, Tips and Pitfalls v0.4, Troubleshooting v1.2, Deployment v0.5) Also corrects what the wiki said about SSH: it is needed not only for event-triggered bot flows but for chat-command triggers, the Files page and icon picker (WebQuery has no file-transfer commands) and, now, the console's live events. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Wiki v0.5: split setup into two scenario walkthroughs Connecting a TeamSpeak server differs enough between 'same host' and 'somewhere else' that one page kept hedging. There are now two complete walkthroughs - Setup: TeamSpeak on the same machine, and Setup: TeamSpeak elsewhere (or rented) - each running start to finish so nobody has to jump between pages. Getting Started becomes the router in front of them and keeps the shared concepts: what WebQuery is and why it's off by default, why SSH is optional and what it buys, and what the API key actually grants. The remote guide covers what never comes up locally: hosts that won't enable WebQuery or only offer raw ServerQuery, restricting the query port to the manager's address at the firewall, finding the manager's own outbound IP for the allowlist, and what happens when that IP changes.