{"id":183,"date":"2026-06-27T23:49:57","date_gmt":"2026-06-27T20:49:57","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/agentura.ro\/blog\/tesla-connector-tessie\/"},"modified":"2026-06-27T23:49:57","modified_gmt":"2026-06-27T20:49:57","slug":"tesla-connector-tessie","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/agentura.ro\/blog\/tesla-connector-tessie\/","title":{"rendered":"Your Tesla, run by your agent \u2014 via Tessie"},"content":{"rendered":"

Your Tesla already knows its battery level, its cabin temperature and where it’s parked. The Tessie<\/strong> connector lets your agent know it too \u2014 and act on it, in plain language.<\/p>\n

The car, in real time<\/h2>\n

Connect Tessie and your agent can read the live state of every Tesla in your account: battery and range, charging status, cabin and outside temperature, location, tyre pressure \u2014 even the weather where it’s parked<\/strong>. Ask “is the car charged enough for the airport run?” and it answers from the car, not from a guess.<\/p>\n

It reads the past too \u2014 previous drives and charging sessions, efficiency since the last charge, and long-term battery health \u2014 so “how much did charging cost this month?” becomes a question your agent can actually answer.<\/p>\n

And it works the controls<\/h2>\n

Reading is only half of it. Through Tessie your agent can precondition the cabin<\/strong> before you leave, set the target temperature, warm the seats and the steering wheel, lock or unlock, start or stop charging and set the charge limit, switch on Sentry, and flash the lights to find the car in a busy car park. You ask in words; it sends the command.<\/p>\n

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“Warm the car to 22\u00b0 and have it charged to 80% by 7am.” One sentence \u2014 and the cabin’s warm and the battery’s ready when you walk out the door.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

What the raw Fleet API can’t do<\/h2>\n

Tessie signs commands with Tesla’s Vehicle-Command protocol, so it can reach things the official Fleet API refuses to do remotely \u2014 most notably closing and venting the windows<\/strong> (and the sunroof). Started to rain while the car’s parked across town? Your agent can close the windows from the chat.<\/p>\n

Your token, your cars, encrypted<\/h2>\n

You connect it with your own Tessie API token<\/strong>, which only ever controls the Teslas in your Tessie account. The token is encrypted and the model never sees it<\/strong> \u2014 the agent acts through the connector without touching the secret behind it \u2014 and, like every connector, it’s project-scoped<\/strong>, so access lives exactly where it belongs.<\/p>\n