Clients
Diagnosis, proposal, and risk alerts.
- Diagnosis before the meeting
- Proposal with scope and price
- At-risk client alert
- Your methodology applied to every client
The agent
It's not an assistant you operate. It's an agent that operates for you — with long-term memory, human approval on critical decisions, and native integration with the tools you already use.
What the agent does
Clients
Workflows
Meetings
Knowledge
Memory
Every interaction, in detail
The agent remembers what the client said three months ago before you do. Every session, every decision, every nuance — recorded with context.
Patterns that evolve over time
The agent builds a strategic read on each client: what works, what stalls, how the relationship has evolved. The intelligence compounds alongside it.
The essentials, always on hand
Name, company, industry, goals, constraints. The structural facts about each client, kept clean — no digging through history.
For high-impact actions — sending a proposal, closing a diagnosis, running a sensitive workflow — the agent stops. It shows you what it's about to do. It waits for your approval.
In practice: you write “put together the proposal for the client with this scope and timeline” and the agent hands back an approval card with price, scope, and timeline ready to go. Edit anything you want — it only goes out to the client after you confirm.
Judgment is what you sell. The agent handles the rest so you can focus on what matters.
You always decide
Every project adds up. Every client enriches the base. Every approved decision calibrates the agent to your consulting style.
After six months, the agent knows your methodology better than any new hire. After a year, what you've built is impossible to replicate — because it's made of you.
The agent learns which questions matter for your niche.
Every approved proposal becomes a reference for the next one.
Frameworks, benchmarks, decisions — all indexed and accessible.
It's not software. It's your method, coded and running.