What does "in Rust" add to the stack that makes it special? From the title, I expected to see something in Rust on the home page, not JavaScript
How is this different from other AI agent infrastructure solutions out there? What particular pain point are you solving for your customers which won't be solved unless they switch?
Also OT but having to quickly hit "back" twice to get back from the website is mildly infuriating
The core system is built in Rust for performance, safety, and scalability. Integrations and tools are handled via JSON configs and JS mapping, while the interaction happens through our JS SDKs (Python and more languages coming soon).
We solve three key problems:
1) Simplified API/tool access without blowing up context windows. 2) Full auditability of AI actions for trust and oversight. 3) Seamless human-aligned guardrails for safe autonomy.
For example, with Pica's OneTool, a single agent can manage 40 tools without needing multiple agents and routers, reducing complexity and hallucinations.
Feedback on the site is noted—thank you!