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Introducing: Tesla CLI/Claude Code Skill/OpenClaw and Hermes skill from the Printing Press. - "Unlock the car" and "turn on dog mode" as one-line commands, callable from your phone or laptop - Agent: "during winter school days, defrost my car at 7:50 every weekday before school dropoff" - Charging cost...

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Teknium 🪽5 months ago

@ppressdev Thanks I have a tesla so this will be useful lol

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev Lfg! Please file issues / prs if any features you want

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Carl Pei5 months ago

@ppressdev Does it support FSD?

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev One day!

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

🎵 Music by Neon Sardine Orchestra - Slow Motion Car Crash

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kouroshbaloo5 months ago

@ppressdev Very cool. But unlocking and turning on AC/dog mode is already done by my iPhone? (Tesla app)

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev speed / voice is killer unlock for me. just use voice to say "unlock the blue car" vs load the app, click the car, click controls, click unlock

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kouroshbaloo5 months ago

@ppressdev Fair enough

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Robert Scoble5 months ago

@ppressdev Awesome!

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Cathryn5 months ago

@ppressdev Perf I can automate AC before I pick kids up

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev Yes!!!! Ideal use case

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Victoria Neiman5 months ago

@ppressdev when AI agents start managing your morning routine before you're even awake, something has shifted

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Trent Matthias5 months ago

@ppressdev Tesla pick up my son - drive safe make no mistakes

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev 😂 I mean we will be there soon

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Manan 🤦🏽‍♂️5 months ago

@ppressdev nice! Will test this out. Currently using Tessie -> Home Assistant -> OpenClaw for destination aware reminders On my to do is destination aware music (day care -> kids songs)

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev We should be able to skip that if you set up an easy vercel server. Please give feedback / file issues / prs

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Justin Hart5 months ago

@ppressdev No. Way.

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev Yes way, Ted!

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Felix Cheng5 months ago

@ppressdev I asked my son and he said he would like “Tesla, go get a pizza and come back, maybe some candy as well” haha.

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev One day. Hopefully soon. Thx Max. Pair that with the dominos cli…

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Felix Cheng5 months ago

@ppressdev Or DoorDash Cli,

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev Eyes 👀

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mike5 months ago

@ppressdev that's cool! there will be the day when Claude will send the robocap to pick up the kids from school. Remind me in 2 yrs

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev yesssss

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Emily Brown5 months ago

@ppressdev This is the kind of stuff that makes OpenClaw and Hermes Agent feel like real operating systems. Cars becoming programmable through agent workflows opens up so many everyday automation possibilities. QuickClaw fits perfectly into these always-on personal infrastructure setups.

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𝕋𝕠𝕞 (𝔸𝕚𝕣ℤ𝕠𝕟𝕒) 🥽👨🏻‍💻🏀 ✞5 months ago

@ppressdev Hella useful

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev Thx tom

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𝕋𝕠𝕞 (𝔸𝕚𝕣ℤ𝕠𝕟𝕒) 🥽👨🏻‍💻🏀 ✞5 months ago

@ppressdev No, thank you Matt… will be using it this week 😊

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev Please beat up / file prs

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Sarthiii5 months ago

@ppressdev Wow cool. “Hey Hermes, can you pick me up in downtown”

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Justin Miller5 months ago

@ppressdev Let’s go!

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Naidu A S5 months ago

@ppressdev crazy Matt

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev Thx sir

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Nic5 months ago

@techwithjhan @ppressdev Super rad

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Jonluca5 months ago

@ppressdev Oh hell yes. Bringing my two of my favorite tech things coming together! Brb.

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev Woohoo 🙌

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Jonluca5 months ago

@ppressdev Did you have to setup a fleet api key to use this?

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev for newer tesla's to "control" it, yes. But it includes instructions on how to host it for free.

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Jonluca5 months ago

@ppressdev My agent Max hat to do a little massaging but we have light shows now!

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Tak 🦞5 months ago

@ppressdev insane

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev Thx Tak!

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Prakshal Jain5 months ago

@ppressdev YES! Was looking for this

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev Woohoo 🙌

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IffMeister5 months ago

@ppressdev Awesome! I currently pay $5 for Tessie API

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev Really? Let me know how it goes. What’s your primary use case?

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IffMeister5 months ago

Had my claw Automate charge limits, based on next day schedule/travel. Maintenance checks (was able to tell my I was experiencing tire leaks very early because it detected the subtle pressure change in rear tire), automated preconditioning, gps routing based on calendar schedule much more.

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev Please please beat this up and submit issues / PRs to make it better. Excited for your feedback here.

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Eva5 months ago

@ppressdev How is this different from cli anything @mvanhorn

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Bin Liu5 months ago

@ppressdev so so cool - this truly feels like i can have an ever extending jarvis now... btw - launch video made with @HyperFrames_ ?

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev @HyperFrames_ How can you tell? 😂

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Bin Liu5 months ago

@ppressdev @HyperFrames_ I just see some of our default motion curves 😉 so glad to see HyperFrames being helpful!!

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev @HyperFrames_ Let us know if you have new stuff you want us to test

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Bin Liu5 months ago

@ppressdev @HyperFrames_ will DM you tomorrow!

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epas5 months ago

@ppressdev Ah! Question. Is not possible to have macros and or certain commands without a hardware interface am I right? Like seitching off speed limits sound signal and lane assist as I enter the car, am I right?

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Spyros5 months ago

@ppressdev Can it start and stop a wall connector? This is needed if you plugin a non-Tesla car or have a mix of Tesla and non-Tesla

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Morgan5 months ago

@ppressdev Whoa, love this - totally using it Matt!

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev Awesome, send feedback !

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Morgan5 months ago

@ppressdev You know I will!

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Foola Froos🌞5 months ago

@ppressdev This is Ballzy ! GG !

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Eliel5 months ago

@ppressdev sending my hermes agent to adapt this to my family car rn (mercedes) what a cool project and something i was going to do but forgot

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epas5 months ago

@ppressdev Was about to build one but now I guess I will not anymore. Thanks!!!

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Riz5 months ago

@ppressdev @BYDCompany we need this!

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Marco Franzon5 months ago

@ppressdev Silicon valley vibes (the hbo series)

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Crypto5 months ago

@ppressdev Impressive agentic Tesla controls with local security.

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Luke 🚀🌱5 months ago

Awesome. Years back I wrote a small script on a Flic button that I attached to the bottom of my home charger that I could press that would either toggle open or close the charging port on my M3... This was before I had a Tesla charger at home. Love all the widgets, let me know if you print one for managing Powerwalls 💪

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev 👀 can you use this one and add A pr for power wall?

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Nico5 months ago

@ppressdev Can you send directions to it from claw? That’s the big thing I want!

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Matt Van Horn5 months ago

@ppressdev Seems like… yes!!

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