My Tesla

High-quality, feature-rich Tesla control skill with thoughtful safety and privacy guardrails. It exposes a wide range of Tesla Owner API capabilities (status, climate, charging, location, openings, sentry, seats, windows, etc.) and is tuned for both chat usage (summary/report) and automation via JSON outputs. **Risks & considerations** - Inherent sensitivity: controlling a real vehicle and accessing its status/location is high-stakes; misuse or a compromised environment could unlock the car, alter charging, or reveal location. - Depends on Tesla’s Owner API and `teslapy`; breaking API changes or auth issues could degrade functionality. - Advanced CLI surface area is large; less technical users may find the option set complex. **Safety & privacy posture** - Disruptive or higher-risk actions (unlock, charge start/stop/limit/amps, trunk/frunk, windows, seat heater levels, sentry on/off, honk, flash, charge-port open/close, scheduled-charging set/off) require an explicit `--yes` confirmation, reducing accidental or casual misuse. - Location is approximate by default, with precision only increased when explicitly requested (`--yes` or `--digits`), which helps mitigate casual tracking risk. - Credentials are cached locally in user-owned files with best-effort restrictive permissions, and documentation warns against exposing tokens, VINs, or locations. **Recommended scenarios** - Tesla owners who want a robust command-line and chat-integrated control surface for day-to-day tasks: checking battery/charging, starting climate, confirming doors/windows are closed, or toggling sentry. - Users building personal automations, dashboards, or scripts that consume structured JSON status/summary data while staying privacy-conscious. - Power users needing scheduled charging visibility, usable battery details, tire pressure and openings status, and local mileage tracking without relying on third-party cloud services.