withoneai/pica

The community edition of Pica, the agentic tooling platform.

What it solves

Pica provides a way for AI agents to interact with external software and services. It solves the problem of manually connecting agents to various platforms by providing a managed cloud platform with over 200 integrations and 25,000 actions.

How it works

Users install the Pica CLI and initialize it with an API key. By connecting accounts (such as Gmail) via the Pica dashboard, agents can then access these integrations through an MCP server and a specific Pica skill, allowing the agent to perform actions across different platforms.

Who it’s for

Developers building AI agents who need their agents to have secure, authenticated access to a wide variety of third-party applications and services.

Highlights

  • Over 200 integrations and 25,000 actions available.
  • Secure authentication and verified action knowledge.
  • Developer-friendly SDKs.
  • Integration with MCP servers to connect agents to external platforms.

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