Tesla Control via Tessie

Control and monitor Tesla vehicles via the Tessie API. Use when you need to check Tesla status (battery, location, charging), control climate (heat/cool), lock/unlock doors, start/stop charging, honk/flash lights, open charge port or trunks, or any other Tesla vehicle command. Requires TESSIE_API_KEY environment variable.

This skill implements exactly what it claims (remote Tesla control via Tessie) but the registry metadata incorrectly omits the required TESSIE_API_KEY. Before installing: (1) confirm the registry entry is updated to declare TESSIE_API_KEY as the primary credential; (2) review the included scripts to ensure no modifications are needed for your environment (they call https://api.tessie.com and read TESSIE_API_KEY from the environment); (3) ensure the API key you provide has the minimum scope needed and be prepared to rotate/revoke it if needed; (4) consider limiting the agent's autonomous use of this skill (so it cannot issue remote lock/unlock/fart/honk commands without your explicit approval); and (5) if you don't trust the skill owner, run the scripts in an isolated environment (or inspect and run locally) rather than granting platform-level access. If the registry maintainer cannot explain/fix the missing env metadata, treat the omission as a red flag and do not install.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: tesla-tessie Version: 1.0.0 The skill is designed to control and monitor Tesla vehicles via the Tessie API. It requires a `TESSIE_API_KEY` environment variable, which is used to authenticate requests to the legitimate `https://api.tessie.com` endpoint. The Python scripts (`scripts/tessie.py`, `scripts/check-updates.py`) perform network requests and parse JSON responses, all directly related to the stated purpose. The `SKILL.md` instructions are clear, transparent, and do not contain any prompt injection attempts or directives for malicious actions. The suggested cron job for update notifications is a legitimate use of persistence for the skill's functionality. All observed behaviors are aligned with the stated purpose and lack evidence of intentional harm, data exfiltration to unauthorized endpoints, or other malicious activities.