connect pica to ChatGPT or Claude, then ask in your own words: add a song, update a split, find what's missing, ask a co-writer to confirm. your AI does the work in pica, and you check and approve on the website.
a pica account, which is free to start, and ChatGPT or Claude. other AI apps that support MCP, the standard way for AI apps to use outside tools, work too.
add pica from your AI app's connectors or apps settings and sign in to pica when it asks. the connect page has the steps for each app.
"add night drive, written by me and sam, 50/50." "which of my songs are missing an ISWC?" "ask sam to confirm his share on night drive." "bring in this album", with a Spotify link. "what needs my attention today?"
most changes happen straight away, and your AI tells you what changed. some wait for you: deleting songs or people, sending an agreement for signature, and a few others. for those, pica emails you to approve or decline, and lists them on the website. each song's history shows what changed.
anything your AI or pica finds in public sources shows as "found" until you accept it. nothing overwrites what you entered. your AI subscription stays with ChatGPT or Claude. pica doesn't charge for AI use.
the changes that are hard to undo, like deleting or sending an agreement for signature, wait for your approval. everything else shows in the song's history, so you can see what changed.
no. you use your own ChatGPT or Claude account, and pica never charges for AI use.
ChatGPT and Claude, and other apps that support MCP, such as Cursor.