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Tesla automation rules — create triggers that fire notifications or commands when vehicle state changes. Battery alerts, charge complete, sentry events.
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| name | automations |
| description | Tesla automation rules — create triggers that fire notifications or commands when vehicle state changes. Battery alerts, charge complete, sentry events. |
| argument-hint | [action: list|add|remove|run|test|status] |
| allowed-tools | Bash(tesla *) |
| level | 2 |
Rule-based automation engine that monitors vehicle state and fires notifications or shell commands when conditions are met.
tesla automations list # show all configured rules (name, trigger, action, enabled)
tesla automations list --json # machine-readable output
tesla automations add # interactive wizard (name, trigger, condition, action)
Rules have three parts: a trigger (what to watch), a condition (threshold/value), and an action (notify or run command).
The following rules are available out of the box:
| Rule name | Trigger | Default condition | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
battery_below | battery SoC | < 20% | push notification |
charging_complete | charge state | becomes Complete | push notification |
sentry_event | sentry mode | new event detected | push notification |
tesla automations add --preset battery_below # add the 20% low-battery alert
tesla automations add --preset charging_complete
tesla automations add --preset sentry_event
tesla automations remove <name> # delete a rule by name
tesla automations enable <name> # re-enable a disabled rule
tesla automations disable <name> # disable without deleting
tesla automations run # start the rules daemon (foreground)
tesla automations run --source auto # auto-select best data source (TeslaMate → Fleet → Owner)
tesla automations run --interval 60 # poll every 60 seconds (default: 30)
The daemon polls vehicle state on the configured interval and evaluates all enabled rules.
tesla automations install # install as launchd (macOS) or systemd (Linux) service
tesla automations uninstall # remove the service
tesla automations test <name> # fire the rule action once, regardless of conditions
Use this to verify notification delivery before enabling the rule in the daemon.
tesla automations status # daemon running? last evaluation? last fired rule?
/tesla:setup — never auto-configure$ARGUMENTS:
tesla automations listtesla automations addtesla automations remove <name>tesla automations runtesla automations installtesla automations test <name>tesla automations status