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Accidentally clicked "Post" there. Anyway, just scroll down to @HankLloydRight 's comment on how to generate a token.

Yeah, the way the SmartApp is coded currently requires your creds. You could fairly easily alter it to use an API token though. There's a really simple method for generating one in this thread. Just scroll down to @HankLloydRigh

Actually no. The Tesla SmartApp that I linked to above uses the Tesla API directly, so it can control the car without the need for an outlet in the middle and without the need for me to host a server for integration. It's a pretty slick set up. When prices spike, SmartThings sends a command...

I've basically implemented exactly what you described. Check out my post above. If you want to go the same route, feel free to hit me up if you could use any help.

Very cool. Sounds like we have slightly different use cases. I really like your solution though. I was actually able to accomplish everything I wanted to do using SmartThings, webCoRE, and IFTTT. I had to add two new SmartApps in SmartThings (one for Griddy and one for the Tesla). WIth...

I'm working on getting this working now. I'm a software developer, so I think that between the Griddy API, SmartThings, and the Tesla API, I should be be able to control at least my ACs and charging of my car based on current prices. I'll keep you posted on what I come up with.