My Tesla

Control Tesla vehicles from macOS via the Tesla Owner API using teslapy (auth, list cars, status, lock/unlock, climate, charging, location, and extras). Use when you want to check your car state or run safe remote commands. Designed for Parth Maniar (@officialpm) with local-only auth caching, confirmation gates for disruptive actions, and chat-friendly status output.

Install only if you are comfortable giving this skill Tesla account access capable of reading vehicle data and issuing remote commands. Treat ~/.tesla_cache.json and ~/.my_tesla/mileage.sqlite as sensitive, avoid storing them in shared or synced locations, review permissions, and enable the hourly launchd example only if you intentionally want ongoing local mileage logging.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: my-tesla Version: 0.1.64 The OpenClaw skill 'my-tesla' is classified as benign. It demonstrates strong privacy and safety practices, including storing sensitive data (Tesla tokens, default car settings) in user-specific dotfiles with restricted `0600` permissions (`~/.tesla_cache.json`, `~/.my_tesla.json`). All disruptive actions require explicit `--yes` confirmation, and location data is approximated by default, requiring `--yes` for precise coordinates. JSON outputs are sanitized to prevent accidental leakage of raw vehicle data, including location. The mileage tracking feature stores data locally in a SQLite database (`~/.my_tesla/mileage.sqlite`) and includes a conservative auto-wake policy. There is no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, persistence mechanisms installed by the skill, or prompt injection attempts in the documentation.