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Start the Tesla web dashboard and REST API server. Self-hosted on localhost with a React UI for vehicle control, charging analytics, and order tracking. Use when someone says "start the dashboard", "open the web UI", or "run the server".

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    Start the self-hosted web dashboard and REST API.

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    Check if the serve extra is installed first

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    If the user wants to expose to their network, remind them about security (no auth by default — set an API key with tesla config set …

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SKILL.md

Tesla Web Dashboard & API

Start the self-hosted web dashboard and REST API.

Quick Start

tesla serve                      # start on default port 8080
tesla serve --port 3000          # custom port
tesla serve --host 0.0.0.0      # expose to LAN

The dashboard opens at http://localhost:8080 (or your custom port).

Prerequisites

The serve extra must be installed:

uv tool install "tesla-cli[serve]"

What the Dashboard Includes

  • Dashboard page: Battery status, recent charges, quick action buttons
  • Vehicle page: Charge history, climate controls, door/trunk controls
  • Dossier page: VIN decode, specs, option codes, recalls, logistics
  • Analytics page: TeslaMate trip history, charging costs, heatmaps
  • Settings page: Configuration form

API Endpoints

The REST API is available at /api/:

  • GET /api/vehicle/state — full vehicle state
  • GET /api/charge/status — charging status
  • POST /api/vehicle/wake — wake vehicle
  • POST /api/security/lock — lock doors
  • GET /api/live — SSE stream for real-time updates
  • GET /api/metrics — Prometheus metrics (27 gauges)

Full API docs: http://localhost:8080/docs (Swagger UI)

Response Guidelines

  • Check if the serve extra is installed first
  • Provide the URL after starting
  • Mention the Swagger UI at /docs for API exploration
  • If the user wants to expose to their network, remind them about security (no auth by default — set an API key with tesla config set server.api_key <key>)

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