tesla-fleet-api

What This Skill Does

The tesla-fleet-api skill provides a robust interface for interacting with the official Tesla Fleet API through OpenClaw. It enables users to perform granular control over vehicle operations and data monitoring. The skill encompasses a comprehensive toolkit for authenticating with Tesla's secure OAuth flow, managing vehicle state, and executing remote commands. Whether you need to manage HVAC settings, monitor battery levels, or trigger seat heaters, this skill abstracts the complexity of Tesla's signing proxy and HTTP protocols into simple, executable command-line scripts.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, run the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/odrobnik/tesla-fleet-api After installation, follow the detailed setup instructions provided in the SETUP.md file located within the skill directory. You will need to register a developer application with Tesla, obtain appropriate credentials, and configure the local signing proxy, which is essential for securely signing vehicle commands according to Tesla's security requirements.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for automating vehicle comfort and management tasks. Common use cases include:

• Pre-conditioning the vehicle cabin temperature before a morning commute.
• Managing multiple vehicles in a fleet, such as setting specific climate temperatures or monitoring battery charging status.
• Implementing custom automation triggers for comfort settings, such as activating seat ventilation or specific seat heater levels for various passengers.
• Performing diagnostic tasks like checking vehicle location or status updates to feed into external dashboards or notification systems.

Example Prompts

1. "OpenClaw, pre-condition the Model 3 to 22 degrees Celsius and enable dog mode for the next hour."
2. "Check the current charge level of my car and let me know if it has finished charging yet."
3. "Set the driver seat heater to high and the passenger seat cooler to medium for the upcoming trip."

Tips & Limitations

• Security: Always maintain the security of your auth.json and proxy TLS materials. The skill requires an active signing proxy to execute commands; ensure start_proxy.sh is running before attempting any climate or lock commands.
• Authentication: Tesla tokens expire. Ensure you utilize the included auth.py and OAuth helpers to manage refresh rotations periodically.
• Single Vehicle vs. Fleet: If you own only one Tesla, you can omit the vehicle identifier in your commands, as the system will default to your registered vehicle. For multi-vehicle setups, ensure you define nicknames in your config.json for easier access.
• Network: This skill requires stable internet connectivity to communicate with Tesla's servers. Ensure your firewall allows outbound requests to the Tesla Fleet API endpoints.