moekatib

hahah, I am a real human, but good one :P I can prove my humanity, if you could.

haha, you got me! I totally panicked in the moment and asked AI for a quick reply, then had a good laugh about it. Naming across languages can be tricky. Thanks for keeping me on my toes ;P

Thank you for sharing your perspective! We chose Pica because it stands for "Platform for Intelligent, Collaborative Agents" and that really captures our vision.

We recognize naming can be tricky, words carry different connotations across cultures and languages. Still, we’re excited about what Pica will bring to the table, and we hope you’ll judge us more by our product than our name. Thanks again for voicing your thoughts.

Like you, I am biased, but I too love the name. And you are right Pica pica is definitely on the list of smartest animals. Thanks for your support and kind words :)

Unfortunately, no—it's not inherently less of an issue in Rust. It really comes down to the team and their passion for writing maintainable, high-quality code. The language helps, but good practices ultimately rely on the people behind the code.

Pica officially stands for "Platform for Intelligent, Collaborative Agents," reflecting our mission to enable seamless collaboration between AI systems. When we chose the name, we loved that picaos.com was available. While we’re aware of the condition “pica,” we like to think our platform has an insatiable appetite for APIs, integrations, and data—thankfully, no chalk or clay involved! :D

Haha! We're actively enhancing our SDK to enable granular permissions for Connectors, giving you complete control over exactly what your Agent can access!

Agree. We use Rust to build highly performant systems at the lowest level, removing any language-related friction. Our system enables better management and auditing of agent interactions, leading to more effective activations and greater overall impact.

The fix has been deployed