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Every Tesla mobile-app feature, plus a charging-cost ledger and supercharger queue watcher no other Tesla CLI ships. Trigger phrases: `is my tesla ready`, `precondition my tesla`, `how much did i spend on charging this month`, `supercharger queue at`, `send this address to my tesla`, `list my tesla keys`, `use tesla`, `run tesla`.

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Sourcemvanhorn/printing-press-library

Added on2026-05-24

NPX Install

npx skill4agent add mvanhorn/printing-press-library pp-tesla

SKILL.md Content

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Tesla — Printing Press CLI

Prerequisites: Install the CLI

This skill drives the

tesla-pp-cli

binary. You must verify the CLI is installed before invoking any command from this skill. If it is missing, install it first:

Install via the Printing Press installer:

bash

npx -y @mvanhorn/printing-press install tesla --cli-only

Verify:
```
tesla-pp-cli --version
```
Ensure
```
$GOPATH/bin
```
(or
```
$HOME/go/bin
```
) is on
```
$PATH
```
.

If the

npx

install fails before this CLI has a public-library category, install Node or use the category-specific Go fallback after publish.

--version

reports "command not found" after install, the install step did not put the binary on

$PATH

. Do not proceed with skill commands until verification succeeds.

The Tesla owner-API as JSON-first commands, with a local SQLite that remembers every vehicle state. Get a single

ready

yes/no for departure, a tariff-aware charging cost ledger that replaces TeslaMate's Docker stack, and a supercharger queue watcher you can subscribe to from an agent. For 2018+ Models S/X and pre-2021 Models 3/Y, commands route end-to-end on plain REST; newer vehicles get a clear shim message via

tesla reachability

When to Use This CLI

Use tesla-pp-cli when you want a JSON-first CLI for your Tesla owner account: vehicle state inspection, climate/lock/charge commands, charging cost analytics, and an MCP surface for AI agents to drive your car. Faster than the iOS app for one-off commands, more agent-friendly than TeslaPy, and ships a local SQLite that delivers TeslaMate-style analytics (drives, charges, vampire drain, cost ledger) without standing up Postgres+Grafana. Best fit for owners with pre-2021 Models S/X or 3/Y on the old REST endpoints; newer vehicles get a clear shim via

tesla reachability

Unique Capabilities

These capabilities aren't available in any other tool for this API.

Composite truth from local state

ready
— Single yes/no answer to "can I leave in 5 minutes?" with reasoned blocker list - SOC vs trip distance, plugged-in, doors closed, sentry off, cabin within 3F of target, no mid-install update
Most-asked Tesla owner question; the iOS app makes it a 6-tap diagnostic, agents need a one-call truth
bash
```
tesla ready 5YJ3E1EA6XXXXXXXX --json
```

Local analytics that beat the dashboard

cost ledger
— Per-session cost, monthly spend, home-vs-Supercharger ratio with tariff-window aware $/kWh
Charging cost is the #1 Tesla-owner spreadsheet exercise; this is the first pure-CLI replacement for the TeslaMate dashboard
bash
```
tesla cost ledger --since 2026-04-01 --group supercharger --json
```
cost what-if
— "If you had only charged at home you would have saved $X over the last 90 days." Re-runs charge rows with home $/kWh substituted for Supercharger sessions
Most Tesla owners suspect they could save by charging at home but lack proof; this puts a dollar figure on it
bash
```
tesla cost what-if --only-home --since 90d --json
```
timeline
— Stitched drives + charges from synced vehicle_states polls - start/end, distance, energy, efficiency, address-resolved lat/lng
Lets agents reason over the same data TeslaMate exposes, without standing up Docker+Postgres+Grafana
bash
```
tesla timeline --since "last week" --json
```
vampire
— SOC delta vs idle time, flags suspicious sentry sessions or app-wake events
Warranty-dispute evidence and rogue-sentry detection; TeslaMate dashboard only otherwise
bash
```
tesla vampire --threshold 1.5pct/24h --since 30d --json
```

Charging intelligence nobody else exposes

supercharger watch
— Single-poll snapshot of free stalls at a saved Supercharger; --watch repeats every N seconds with JSON-lines transitions
Avoids the I-90 Issaquah queue at peak; pageable from an agent on a drive
bash
```
tesla supercharger watch 1000 --free-stalls 2 --watch --json
```

Security audit nobody else does

keys audit
— Lists every enrolled key with last-seen, role, form-factor; flags keys not seen >90d as stale candidates for removal
Security-minded owners worry about old phones and abandoned NFC cards still pairing with their car; this is the quarterly review
bash
```
tesla keys audit --stale-after 90d --json
```

Reachability mitigation

doctor
— Detects signed-command-required errors, classifies the vehicle as REST-friendly vs signed-command-required, prints tesla-control enrollment URL when needed
Tesla's 2024-2026 signed-command rollout is the #1 user-facing landmine for any Tesla CLI; this is the only one that surfaces it clearly
bash
```
tesla doctor --json
```

Discovery Signals

This CLI was generated with browser-observed traffic context.

Capture coverage: 58 API entries from 60 total network entries
Protocols: firebase (75% confidence), rest_json (75% confidence)
Auth signals: bearer_token — headers: authorization; cookie — cookies: _abck, bm_sz; api_key — query: key
Generation hints: browser_clearance_required, requires_browser_auth
Candidate command ideas: create_auto_conditioning_start — Derived from observed POST /api/{id}/vehicles/5YJ3E1EA6XXXXXXXX/command/auto_conditioning_start traffic.; create_auto_conditioning_stop — Derived from observed POST /api/{id}/vehicles/5YJ3E1EA6XXXXXXXX/command/auto_conditioning_stop traffic.; create_diagnostic — Derived from observed POST /mobile-app/macgyver/diagnostic traffic.; create_door_lock — Derived from observed POST /api/{id}/vehicles/5YJ3E1EA6XXXXXXXX/command/door_lock traffic.; create_door_unlock — Derived from observed POST /api/{id}/vehicles/5YJ3E1EA6XXXXXXXX/command/door_unlock traffic.; create_fireperf:fetch — Derived from observed POST /v1/projects/tesla-prod/namespaces/fireperf:fetch traffic.; create_hermes — Derived from observed POST /api/{id}/vehicles/5YJ3E1EA6XXXXXXXX/jwt/hermes traffic.; create_keys — Derived from observed POST /api/{id}/users/keys traffic.

Command Reference

charging — Supercharger queue position and charging status

```
tesla-pp-cli charging
```
— Current Supercharger queue position (which stall, ETA)

diagnostics — Vehicle diagnostic feature config

```
tesla-pp-cli diagnostics
```
— Vehicle diagnostic feature flags

energy_sites — Powerwall and solar energy site config

tesla-pp-cli energy_sites create-set-backup-reserve

— Set Powerwall backup reserve percent

tesla-pp-cli energy_sites create-set-operation

— Set Powerwall operation mode

tesla-pp-cli energy_sites get-calendar-history

— Historical energy data per day/month

```
tesla-pp-cli energy_sites get-live-status
```
— Real-time Powerwall solar/grid/battery power
```
tesla-pp-cli energy_sites get-rate-tariffs
```
— Utility rate plans for Powerwall scheduling
```
tesla-pp-cli energy_sites get-site-info
```
— Energy site config (capacity, type, address)

tesla-pp-cli energy_sites get-site-status

— Backup-reserve and operation mode

logs — Client-side telemetry sink

```
tesla-pp-cli logs
```
— Forward client-side log events (mostly internal use)

notification_preferences — Push notification settings

```
tesla-pp-cli notification_preferences
```
— Update push notification preferences

products — Vehicles, Powerwalls, and solar products owned by the user

```
tesla-pp-cli products
```
— List vehicles, Powerwalls, and solar products owned

users — Account config, feature flags, orders, and key/credential management

```
tesla-pp-cli users create-keys
```
— Add a virtual phone key or BLE key
```
tesla-pp-cli users get-app-config
```
— Mobile app feature flags and runtime config
```
tesla-pp-cli users get-feature-config
```
— Account-level feature gating
```
tesla-pp-cli users get-orders
```
— Tesla orders (new vehicle deliveries, accessory purchases)

vehicles — Per-vehicle data, climate, locks, remote start, and Hermes telemetry token

```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-actuate-trunk
```
— Open/close trunk or frunk; which_trunk = front | rear
```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-add-charge-schedule
```
— Add a charging schedule (location + time window)

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-add-precondition-schedule

— Add a preconditioning schedule

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-adjust-volume

— Set volume to specific level

```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-auto-conditioning-start
```
— POST /api/1/vehicles/{vehicle_id}/command/auto_conditioning_start
```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-auto-conditioning-stop
```
— POST /api/1/vehicles/{vehicle_id}/command/auto_conditioning_stop
```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-bioweapon-mode
```
— Toggle bioweapon defense mode (HEPA recirculation)

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-cancel-software-update

— Cancel pending software update

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-charge-max-range

— Set charge limit to Max Range (100%)

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-charge-port-door-close

— Close the charge port

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-charge-port-door-open

— Open the charge port

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-charge-standard

— Set charge limit to Standard (~90%)

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-charge-start

— Start charging

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-charge-stop

— Stop charging

```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-climate-keeper-mode
```
— Climate keeper mode: 0=off, 1=on, 2=dog, 3=camp
```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-door-lock
```
— POST /api/1/vehicles/{vehicle_id}/command/door_lock
```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-door-unlock
```
— POST /api/1/vehicles/{vehicle_id}/command/door_unlock

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-erase-user-data

— Erase guest-session user data

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-flash-lights

— Flash headlights

```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-guest-mode
```
— Enable/disable Guest mode
```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-hermes
```
— POST /api/1/vehicles/{vehicle_id}/jwt/hermes
```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-honk-horn
```
— Honk the horn

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-max-defrost

— Toggle max defrost

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-media-next-favorite

— Next favorite station

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-media-next-track

— Next track

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-media-prev-favorite

— Previous favorite station

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-media-prev-track

— Previous track

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-media-toggle-playback

— Toggle play/pause

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-media-volume-down

— Volume down

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-media-volume-up

— Volume up

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-navigation-gps-request

— Send lat/lng directly to navigation

```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-remote-start-drive
```
— POST /api/1/vehicles/{vehicle_id}/command/remote_start_drive

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-remove-charge-schedule

— Remove charging schedule by id

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-remove-precondition-schedule

— Remove preconditioning schedule by id

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-reset-valet-pin

— Reset Valet PIN

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-schedule-software-update

— Schedule the pending software update

```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-seat-heater-request
```
— Set seat heater level (0-3) at a seat position (0=driver, 1=passenger, 2-5=rear)

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-set-charge-limit

— Set charge limit percent (50-100)

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-set-charging-amps

— Set charging amps draw

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-set-sentry-mode

— Enable/disable Sentry mode

```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-set-temps
```
— Set driver and passenger climate temps (Celsius)
```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-set-valet-mode
```
— Enable/disable Valet mode with optional PIN
```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-share
```
— Send navigation destination to the car (address or coordinates)

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-speed-limit-activate

— Activate Speed Limit mode

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-speed-limit-clear-pin

— Clear Speed Limit PIN

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-speed-limit-deactivate

— Deactivate Speed Limit mode

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-speed-limit-set-limit

— Set Speed Limit value (mph)

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-steering-wheel-heater-request

— Toggle steering wheel heater

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-sun-roof-control

— Sun roof: state = vent | close

tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-trigger-homelink

— Trigger HomeLink garage door

```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-wake-up
```
— Wake the vehicle from sleep
```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles create-window-control
```
— Vent or close all windows; command = vent | close
```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles get-compose-image
```
— Compose a rendered image of the configured vehicle
```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles get-data-charge-state
```
— Charge state subset (faster than full vehicle_data)

tesla-pp-cli vehicles get-data-climate-state

— Climate state subset

```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles get-data-drive-state
```
— Drive state (location, speed, shift) subset

tesla-pp-cli vehicles get-data-gui-settings

— GUI settings (units, time format)

tesla-pp-cli vehicles get-data-vehicle-config

— Vehicle config (model, options, trim)

```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles get-data-vehicle-state
```
— Vehicle state (locks, software, sentry) subset

tesla-pp-cli vehicles get-mobile-enabled

— Is mobile control enabled in the car

```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles get-nearby-chargers
```
— Nearby Supercharger sites with stall availability subfield
```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles get-release-notes
```
— Release notes for the current/queued software update
```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles get-service-data
```
— Open service appointments and recent service history for this vehicle
```
tesla-pp-cli vehicles get-vehicle-data
```
— Full vehicle state snapshot: charge, climate, drive, GUI, vehicle config, and software

Finding the right command

When you know what you want to do but not which command does it, ask the CLI directly:

bash

tesla-pp-cli which "<capability in your own words>"

which

resolves a natural-language capability query to the best matching command from this CLI's curated feature index. Exit code

means at least one match; exit code

means no confident match — fall back to

--help

or use a narrower query.

Recipes

Snap then ready

bash

tesla snap --all --json && tesla ready 5YJ3E1EA6XXXXXXXX --json

Capture vehicle state for every car on the account, then check whether your primary vehicle is ready to drive.

Morning ready check

bash

tesla ready 5YJ3E1EA6XXXXXXXX --json --select ready,blockers

One JSON object: is the car ready to drive, and if not, why not. Use

--select

to limit response size for agents.

Monthly charging-cost report

bash

tesla cost ledger --since 30d --group supercharger,home --json --select total_usd,sessions,kwh_added,supercharger_ratio

Per-month breakdown with dotted-path

--select

so the agent sees only the rollup fields, not every session.

Preconditioning before leaving

bash

tesla vehicles create-auto-conditioning-start 5YJ3E1EA6XXXXXXXX --json

Start climate preconditioning. Run

tesla ready <vin>

ten minutes later to confirm cabin warmed up.

Supercharger queue watcher

bash

tesla supercharger watch 1000 --free-stalls 2 --watch --json

Subscribe to free-stall transitions at a saved site; emits one JSON line per transition. Pipe to an agent for alerting.

Local SOC history via analytics

bash

tesla-pp-cli analytics --select battery_level,captured_at --limit 30 --json

Pull the 30 most recent vehicle-state rows from the local SQLite for trend analysis; same data TeslaMate would surface in Grafana.

Recipe: Remote unlock from anywhere (Fleet path)

bash

tesla auth fleet-template --gen-key --dest ./tesla-keys-host
cd tesla-keys-host && vercel deploy --prod
# Register the resulting <your-host>.vercel.app at developer.tesla.com, copy client_id and client_secret.
tesla auth fleet-register --public-key-domain <your-host>.vercel.app --client-id <id> --client-secret-file <secret-file>
tesla auth fleet-login
tesla command unlock --vehicle Stella --send

Run once to scaffold the public-key host, deploy it, register at Tesla, and complete user OAuth. After that,

unlock

(and any other signed command) works from anywhere with internet. Per-call cost: $0.001 plus a $0.02 wake if the car is asleep. Inside the $10/mo personal-use credit, that lands at roughly $0 net.

Recipe: Cheap remote charge control via Hermes

bash

tesla auth login --via tesla-auth
tesla auth ble-pair --vin <your-vin>
go install github.com/teslamotors/vehicle-command/cmd/tesla-http-proxy@latest
tesla-http-proxy -key-file ~/.config/tesla-pp-cli/private.pem -port 4443 -cert auto &
tesla relay start
tesla command set-charge-limit --vehicle Snowflake --percent 80 --send

iOS-app PKCE login, one-time BLE key enrollment at the car, then a local proxy plus relay. Subsequent

tesla command set-charge-limit

tesla command climate-on

tesla command honk

, and

tesla command media-toggle-playback

ride free over Hermes. Unlock and trunk are not available on this path; for those, use Fleet.

Recipe: Switching between paths

The

--via

flag picks which transport handles a signed command:

bash

tesla command set-charge-limit --vehicle Snowflake --percent 80 --send --via hermes
tesla command unlock --vehicle Stella --send --via fleet
tesla command flash-lights --vehicle Snowflake --send --via ble

Defaults: pre-2021 vehicles use REST, post-2021 vehicles use whichever signed path is enrolled. If both Hermes and Fleet are enrolled, Hermes wins for infotainment commands (cheaper) and Fleet wins for unlock/lock/trunk (Hermes does not carry these). Override per-call with

--via

Recipe: Deploy your tesla agent to a cloud Mac mini

bash

# On laptop:
tesla auth export --out tesla-bundle.enc
scp tesla-bundle.enc user@mac-mini:~/

# On Mac mini:
tesla auth import ~/tesla-bundle.enc
tesla command honk --vehicle Snowflake --send --via fleet

Export creates an Argon2id plus AES-256-GCM bundle of the REST bearer, the Fleet bearer, and the enrolled ECDSA keypair. Copy it over Tailscale or any secure channel. Import on the remote, enter the passphrase, and the same Fleet creds plus the same enrolled key work from the new host. The car does not need to re-enroll; key identity rides on the keypair.

Path-decision flowchart

Text form (rendered consistently across SKILL.md viewers):

Is the vehicle pre-2021?
  Yes -> REST (default path, no extra setup)
  No  -> Continue.

Is the car within Bluetooth range of this host?
  Yes -> BLE (free, all commands, no internet needed)
  No  -> Continue.

Do you need unlock, lock, trunk, or another non-infotainment signed command?
  Yes -> Fleet API (roughly $0/mo within personal-use credit)
  No  -> Hermes (free, infotainment commands only)

Deploying to a second host (cloud Mac mini, Pi)?
  Use the chosen path above, then `tesla auth export` and `tesla auth import` on the remote.

Auth Setup

Run

tesla auth login

and the CLI opens Tesla's real login page in your browser. Log in there (Tesla owns MFA, captcha, SMS codes - we never see them), Tesla redirects you to a 404 page on auth.tesla.com after success, you paste that URL back here. The CLI extracts the auth code via PKCE, exchanges it for tokens, and stores them in

~/.config/tesla-pp-cli/config.toml

(mode 0600). Bearer tokens last 8h; the CLI silently re-mints them on 401 using the long-lived refresh token, so once you log in you don't need to think about it. Headless / CI fallbacks:

auth login --paste

reads a pre-captured refresh token from stdin,

auth login --refresh-token <tok>

skips stdin, and

auth login --via tesla-auth

subprocesses into adriankumpf/tesla_auth (if you have it installed and prefer the native window). Newer vehicles on Tesla's signed-command protocol need separate key enrollment - see

tesla reachability

for diagnosis.

Run

tesla-pp-cli doctor

to verify setup.

Agent Mode

Add

--agent

to any command. Expands to:

--json --compact --no-input --no-color --yes

Pipeable — JSON on stdout, errors on stderr
Filterable —
```
--select
```
keeps a subset of fields. Dotted paths descend into nested structures; arrays traverse element-wise. Critical for keeping context small on verbose APIs:
bash
```
tesla-pp-cli charging --agent --select id,name,status
```
Previewable —
```
--dry-run
```
shows the request without sending
Offline-friendly — sync/search commands can use the local SQLite store when available
Non-interactive — never prompts, every input is a flag
Explicit retries — use
```
--idempotent
```
only when an already-existing create should count as success

Response envelope

Commands that read from the local store or the API wrap output in a provenance envelope:

json

{
  "meta": {"source": "live" | "local", "synced_at": "...", "reason": "..."},
  "results": <data>
}

Parse

.results

for data and

.meta.source

to know whether it's live or local. A human-readable

N results (live)

summary is printed to stderr only when stdout is a terminal AND no machine-format flag (

--json

--csv

--compact

--quiet

--plain

--select

) is set — piped/agent consumers and explicit-format runs get pure JSON on stdout.

Agent Feedback

When you (or the agent) notice something off about this CLI, record it:

tesla-pp-cli feedback "the --since flag is inclusive but docs say exclusive"
tesla-pp-cli feedback --stdin < notes.txt
tesla-pp-cli feedback list --json --limit 10

Entries are stored locally at

~/.tesla-pp-cli/feedback.jsonl

. They are never POSTed unless

TESLA_FEEDBACK_ENDPOINT

is set AND either

--send

is passed or

TESLA_FEEDBACK_AUTO_SEND=true

. Default behavior is local-only.

Write what surprised you, not a bug report. Short, specific, one line: that is the part that compounds.

Output Delivery

Every command accepts

--deliver <sink>

. The output goes to the named sink in addition to (or instead of) stdout, so agents can route command results without hand-piping. Three sinks are supported:

Sink	Effect
`stdout`	Default; write to stdout only
`file:<path>`	Atomically write output to `<path>` (tmp + rename)
`webhook:<url>`	POST the output body to the URL ( `application/json` or `application/x-ndjson` when `--compact` )

Unknown schemes are refused with a structured error naming the supported set. Webhook failures return non-zero and log the URL + HTTP status on stderr.

Named Profiles

A profile is a saved set of flag values, reused across invocations. Use it when a scheduled agent calls the same command every run with the same configuration - HeyGen's "Beacon" pattern.

tesla-pp-cli profile save briefing --json
tesla-pp-cli --profile briefing charging
tesla-pp-cli profile list --json
tesla-pp-cli profile show briefing
tesla-pp-cli profile delete briefing --yes

Explicit flags always win over profile values; profile values win over defaults.

agent-context

lists all available profiles under

available_profiles

so introspecting agents discover them at runtime.

Exit Codes

Code	Meaning
0	Success
2	Usage error (wrong arguments)
3	Resource not found
4	Authentication required
5	API error (upstream issue)
7	Rate limited (wait and retry)
10	Config error

Argument Parsing

Parse

$ARGUMENTS

Empty,
help
, or
--help
→ show
```
tesla-pp-cli --help
```
output
Starts with
install
→ ends with
```
mcp
```
→ MCP installation; otherwise → see Prerequisites above
Anything else → Direct Use (execute as CLI command with
```
--agent
```
)

MCP Server Installation

Install the MCP binary from this CLI's published public-library entry or pre-built release, then register it:

bash

claude mcp add tesla-pp-mcp -- tesla-pp-mcp

Verify:

claude mcp list

Direct Use

Check if installed:
```
which tesla-pp-cli
```
If not found, offer to install (see Prerequisites at the top of this skill).
Match the user query to the best command from the Unique Capabilities and Command Reference above.

Execute with the

--agent

flag:

bash

tesla-pp-cli <command> [subcommand] [args] --agent

If ambiguous, drill into subcommand help:
```
tesla-pp-cli <command> --help
```
.

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NPX Install

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SKILL.md Content

Tesla — Printing Press CLI

Prerequisites: Install the CLI

When to Use This CLI

Unique Capabilities

Composite truth from local state

Local analytics that beat the dashboard

Charging intelligence nobody else exposes

Security audit nobody else does

Reachability mitigation

Discovery Signals

Command Reference

Finding the right command

Recipes

Snap then ready

Morning ready check

Monthly charging-cost report

Preconditioning before leaving

Supercharger queue watcher

Local SOC history via analytics

Recipe: Remote unlock from anywhere (Fleet path)

Recipe: Cheap remote charge control via Hermes

Recipe: Switching between paths

Recipe: Deploy your tesla agent to a cloud Mac mini

Path-decision flowchart

Auth Setup

Agent Mode

Response envelope

Agent Feedback

Output Delivery

Named Profiles

Exit Codes

Argument Parsing

MCP Server Installation

Direct Use