my-tesla
⚠Review·Scanned 2/18/2026
This skill is a CLI to control Tesla vehicles via scripts/tesla.py, with commands for status, locking, climate, charging, location, and mileage tracking. It reads TESLA_EMAIL, caches tokens in ~/.tesla_cache.json, performs network calls via teslapy to Tesla auth endpoints, and includes CLI invocations like python3 scripts/tesla.py auth.
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My Tesla
Tesla control skill for Clawdbot.
Author: Parth Maniar — @officialpm
What’s inside
SKILL.md— the skill instructionsscripts/tesla.py— the CLI implementation (teslapy)VERSION+CHANGELOG.md— versioning for ClawdHub publishing
Install / auth
Set TESLA_EMAIL and run:
TESLA_EMAIL="you@email.com" python3 scripts/tesla.py auth
This uses a browser-based login flow and stores tokens locally in ~/.tesla_cache.json (best-effort chmod 0600).
Optional defaults:
MY_TESLA_DEFAULT_CAR— default vehicle display name (overridesdefault-carsetting)python3 scripts/tesla.py default-car "Name"stores a local default in~/.my_tesla.json(best-effort chmod0600)
Usage
# List vehicles (shows which one is default)
python3 scripts/tesla.py list
python3 scripts/tesla.py list --json # machine-readable, privacy-safe
# Version
python3 scripts/tesla.py version
python3 scripts/tesla.py --version
# Debugging
# If something fails unexpectedly, add --debug for a full traceback
# (or set MY_TESLA_DEBUG=1)
python3 scripts/tesla.py --debug status --no-wake
# Pick a car (optional)
# --car accepts: exact name, partial name (substring match), or a 1-based index from `list`
python3 scripts/tesla.py --car "Model" report
python3 scripts/tesla.py --car 1 status
# Set default car (used when you don't pass --car)
python3 scripts/tesla.py default-car "My Model 3"
# One-line summary (best for chat)
python3 scripts/tesla.py summary
python3 scripts/tesla.py summary --no-wake # don't wake a sleeping car
# Summary as JSON (privacy-safe)
# Unlike `status --json`, this emits a small sanitized object (no location).
# Includes `usable_level_percent` when the vehicle reports it.
python3 scripts/tesla.py summary --json
python3 scripts/tesla.py summary --json --raw-json # raw vehicle_data (may include location)
# One-screen report (chat friendly, more detail)
# Includes battery/charging/climate + charge port/cable + (when available) TPMS tire pressures.
# Includes "Usable battery" when the vehicle reports it (helpful for health/degradation).
# Also includes a quick openings summary (doors/trunk/frunk/windows) when the vehicle reports it.
# When available, includes a compact seat heater summary line.
# When actively charging, also shows charging power details when available (kW / V / A).
# When the vehicle reports it, includes scheduled departure / preconditioning / off-peak charging status.
python3 scripts/tesla.py report
python3 scripts/tesla.py report --no-wake
# Detailed status
python3 scripts/tesla.py status
python3 scripts/tesla.py status --no-wake
python3 scripts/tesla.py status --summary # include one-line summary + detailed output
# JSON output (prints ONLY JSON; good for piping/parsing)
# NOTE: `status --json` outputs *raw* `vehicle_data`, which may include location/drive_state.
# Prefer `summary --json` (sanitized) or `report --json` (sanitized) unless you explicitly need the raw payload.
python3 scripts/tesla.py summary --json # sanitized summary object (no location)
python3 scripts/tesla.py report --json # sanitized report object (no location)
python3 scripts/tesla.py status --json # raw vehicle_data (may include location)
python3 scripts/tesla.py report --json --raw-json # raw vehicle_data (may include location)
python3 scripts/tesla.py summary --json --raw-json # raw vehicle_data (may include location)
python3 scripts/tesla.py charge status --json # includes usable battery + (when charging) power details (kW/V/A)
python3 scripts/tesla.py --car "My Model 3" lock
# Climate (status is read-only)
python3 scripts/tesla.py climate status
python3 scripts/tesla.py climate status --no-wake
python3 scripts/tesla.py climate on
python3 scripts/tesla.py climate off
python3 scripts/tesla.py climate defrost on
python3 scripts/tesla.py climate defrost off
python3 scripts/tesla.py climate temp 72 # default: °F
python3 scripts/tesla.py climate temp 22 --celsius
python3 scripts/tesla.py charge limit 80 --yes # 50–100
python3 scripts/tesla.py charge amps 16 --yes # 1–48 (conservative guardrail)
# Scheduled charging (set/off are safety gated)
python3 scripts/tesla.py scheduled-charging status
python3 scripts/tesla.py scheduled-charging set 23:30 --yes
python3 scripts/tesla.py scheduled-charging off --yes
# Scheduled departure (read-only)
python3 scripts/tesla.py scheduled-departure status
python3 scripts/tesla.py scheduled-departure status --no-wake
python3 scripts/tesla.py --json scheduled-departure status
# Trunk / frunk (safety gated)
python3 scripts/tesla.py trunk trunk --yes
python3 scripts/tesla.py trunk frunk --yes
# Windows
python3 scripts/tesla.py windows status
python3 scripts/tesla.py windows status --no-wake
python3 scripts/tesla.py windows status --json
# Windows (safety gated)
python3 scripts/tesla.py windows vent --yes
python3 scripts/tesla.py windows close --yes
# Seat heaters
python3 scripts/tesla.py seats status
python3 scripts/tesla.py seats status --no-wake
python3 scripts/tesla.py seats status --json
# Seat heaters (safety gated)
# seat: driver|passenger|rear-left|rear-center|rear-right|3rd-left|3rd-right (or 0–6)
# level: 0–3 (0=off)
python3 scripts/tesla.py seats set driver 3 --yes
# Charge port door
python3 scripts/tesla.py charge-port status
python3 scripts/tesla.py charge-port status --no-wake
python3 scripts/tesla.py charge-port status --json
# Charge port door open/close (safety gated)
python3 scripts/tesla.py charge-port open --yes
python3 scripts/tesla.py charge-port close --yes
# Sentry Mode (status is read-only; on/off safety gated)
python3 scripts/tesla.py sentry status
python3 scripts/tesla.py sentry status --no-wake
python3 scripts/tesla.py sentry on --yes
python3 scripts/tesla.py sentry off --yes
# Location (approx by default; use --yes for precise coordinates)
python3 scripts/tesla.py location
python3 scripts/tesla.py location --no-wake
python3 scripts/tesla.py location --digits 1 # coarser rounding
python3 scripts/tesla.py location --digits 3 # a bit more precise (still approximate)
python3 scripts/tesla.py location --yes
# Tire pressures (TPMS)
python3 scripts/tesla.py tires
python3 scripts/tesla.py tires --no-wake
# Openings (doors/trunks/windows)
python3 scripts/tesla.py openings
python3 scripts/tesla.py openings --no-wake
python3 scripts/tesla.py openings --json
# Mileage tracking (odometer) — local SQLite
python3 scripts/tesla.py mileage init
python3 scripts/tesla.py mileage record --no-wake --auto-wake-after-hours 24
python3 scripts/tesla.py mileage status
python3 scripts/tesla.py mileage export --format csv > mileage.csv
python3 scripts/tesla.py mileage export --format json > mileage.json
# Export a time window
python3 scripts/tesla.py mileage export --format csv --since-days 7 > mileage_last_7d.csv
python3 scripts/tesla.py mileage export --format json --since-ts 1738195200 > mileage_since_ts.json
Mileage tracking (hourly)
This feature records each vehicle’s odometer miles to a local SQLite database so we can build analytics later.
Defaults:
- DB path:
~/.my_tesla/mileage.sqlite(override withMY_TESLA_MILEAGE_DBormileage --db ...) - Wake behavior: no wake by default. The recorder will only allow waking a car if it hasn’t recorded mileage in 24h.
Quick start
python3 scripts/tesla.py mileage init
python3 scripts/tesla.py mileage record --no-wake --auto-wake-after-hours 24
python3 scripts/tesla.py mileage status
Run every hour (macOS launchd example)
Create ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.mytesla.mileage.plist:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
<dict>
<key>Label</key><string>com.mytesla.mileage</string>
<key>StartInterval</key><integer>3600</integer>
<key>ProgramArguments</key>
<array>
<string>/usr/bin/python3</string>
<string>/ABS/PATH/TO/scripts/tesla.py</string>
<string>mileage</string>
<string>record</string>
<string>--no-wake</string>
<string>--auto-wake-after-hours</string><string>24</string>
<string>--json</string>
</array>
<key>EnvironmentVariables</key>
<dict>
<key>TESLA_EMAIL</key><string>you@email.com</string>
</dict>
<key>StandardOutPath</key><string>~/.my_tesla/mileage.log</string>
<key>StandardErrorPath</key><string>~/.my_tesla/mileage.err.log</string>
</dict>
</plist>
Load it:
launchctl load -w ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.mytesla.mileage.plist
Tests
# (Recommended) avoid writing __pycache__/ bytecode files into the repo
PYTHONDONTWRITEBYTECODE=1 python3 -m unittest discover -s tests -v
# Or use the helper (cleans stray bytecode first and fails if any is produced):
./scripts/run_tests.sh
Privacy / safety
- Never commit tokens, VINs, or location outputs.
- Some commands (unlock/charge start|stop|limit|amps/trunk/windows/seats set/sentry on|off/honk/flash/charge-port open|close/scheduled-charging set|off) require
--yes. - Read-only commands support
--no-waketo avoid waking the car (will fail if the vehicle is asleep/offline). locationshows approximate coords by default; add--yesfor precise coordinates.