A Python client for interacting with the Pica API. This package helps with getting connections, actions, and system prompts for Pica.
pip install pica-ai- Python 3.7+
 - A Pica API secret key
 
import os
from pica_ai import PicaClient, PicaClientOptions
# Initialize the client with your Pica secret
pica = PicaClient(
    secret=os.environ.get("PICA_SECRET"), 
    options=PicaClientOptions(
        connectors=["*"]
    )
)
# Get available connections
connections = pica.get_connections()
print(connections)
# Get available actions for a platform
available_actions = pica.get_available_actions("gmail")
print(available_actions)
# Generate a system prompt
system_prompt = pica.generate_system_prompt()
print(system_prompt)You can customize the client behavior using options:
from pica_ai import PicaClient, PicaClientOptions
options = PicaClientOptions(
    # server_url="https://custom-api.picaos.com",
    # connectors=["gmail-connection-key-1", "slack-connection-key-2"],
    # identity="user-123",
    # identity_type="user",
    # authkit=True
)
pica = PicaClient(secret="your-secret-key", options=options)- Get available connections for your Pica account
 - Get available actions for a platform
 - Generate system prompts for LLMs
 
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/picahq/pica-ai.git
cd pica-ai
# Install in development mode
pip install -e .Get a Pica secret from the Pica dashboard.
# Set your Pica secret
export PICA_SECRET=your-secret-key
# Run the basic example
python examples/basic.pyThis project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0.