Mission control for professional-services consultants. One screen for every client engagement — with an AI agent working your inbox, your documents, and your status reports. On your machine. Under your control.
Built by a working consultant. The agent does the grinding — triage, filing, drafting, reporting — and you make every call that matters.
One click: the agent triages new email into per-item tasks, mirrors your work calendar, and builds a brief — schedule with prep notes, a ranked do-first list, who you're waiting on, and a risk watch.
The agent reads your sent mail and proposes what looks finished — with the evidence. You confirm or keep it open. Status reports only ever count verified work.
Drop anything — even screenshots of tickets — into one inbox. The agent identifies it, classifies it, files it per client, and opens one task per action item. Never a vague catch-all.
Upload one example of your firm's status report and it becomes the template. Multi-client runs, 7/14/28-day periods, drafts you approve before anything is delivered.
One button on any task: the agent produces the actual deliverable — a reply draft, a script filed to your reusable library, a runbook, an analysis — grounded in your client data, never invented.
"Do we have a script for this?" "When did that client last email me?" One box, answers in seconds — with clickable sources — from an index of everything you've ever filed. Costs pennies per question.
Completed work teaches real effort baselines. New tasks auto-estimate, quotes become arithmetic, SOWs and charters draft themselves from your templates, and the weekly timecard writes itself.
Solved problems become searchable wiki pages, cross-linked to the scripts behind them and drafted into Confluence-ready pages. Next time a similar task lands, the console says "seen this before."
Set work windows and the planner fills them with your top-ranked tasks — busy-blocked on your real calendar, rolled forward automatically when the day gets eaten. CR/Support/ADO queues keep external work out of your face until it moves.
Codex, Claude Code, Gemini, Grok — or your own models over LM Studio and Ollama. Assign the cheap model to routine passes and the big one where judgment matters, per job.
Zero dependencies. Plain files you can read. Binds to localhost. Nothing ever auto-sends, no cloud, no telemetry — bring the AI subscription you already have and control which model runs each job.
PS Console is in active early access inside a working consulting practice. Tell us about yours and we'll be in touch.
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