The human steps are the disclaimer, the GitHub login, the developer form, the card, the billing limit, the browser sign-in, and the phone pairing. Together they are about an hour of clicking when every form is accepted on the first try.
Tesla does not publish a review time for the application. A duplicate name or an invalid domain is rejected automatically, and that rejection ends the hour until you fix it. The AI agent’s commands sit between your approvals. They are not a reason to skip a turn.
Set aside a sitting where you can reach the phone, the browser, and the card. Do not start the developer application if you cannot finish the billing limit in the same sitting. An application with no payment method is disabled under Tesla’s current billing page.
A normal rhythm is: you approve, the AI agent works, the AI agent stops, you approve the next thing. Combining the disclaimer and the installer in one turn is the failure this project blocks. Combining key publication and a vehicle command in one turn is the same kind of rush. The sequence on the checklist page is the order.
You can point at which step you are on, and you are not trying to finish the card, the key, and a command in a single message.
The application is not accepted immediately. Stop. The wait is Tesla’s. Do not create a second application with the same name.
You are tired of the forms and want the AI agent to click the portal for you. It should refuse the password, the card, and the pairing approval.
Copy this only when you want the AI agent to do the part below. It must not invent approvals.
Tell me which AgentDrive setup step I am on, using docs/00-before-you-start.md. List only the next human approval and the next command you can run after that approval. Do not run the command yet.