PS Console is the command center where an AI agent handles the busywork — triaging your inbox into tasks, filing every document, drafting replies and status reports — and your people make every decision that matters. On your machines. Under your control.
PS Console runs quietly beside your consultants — reading the inbox, filing the documents, drafting the reports — and hands every judgment call back to a person.
Inbox triaged into tasks, documents filed, replies and reports drafted — from one morning click.
The agent proposes; your people approve. Nothing is ever sent or finalized without a person.
Every engagement, task, document, script and report in a single place your team actually uses.
Local-first, plain-file data, your existing AI subscription. No cloud to trust, no lock-in.
PSBytes is how a services team adopts AI without handing client data to the cloud or betting the practice on a black box. Your consultants move faster; you keep control of the data and every decision.
Built by a working consultant. Every feature earns its place by removing an hour of grind — or a way to drop a ball.
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. A person confirms. Status reports only ever count verified work, so what you tell a client is what actually happened.
Drag a whole batch of files at once — scripts, contracts, even screenshots of tickets — onto one inbox. The agent identifies each, 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 a person approves before anything is delivered.
Solved problems become a real internal wiki — pages linked with [[wiki-links]], automatic backlinks and browsable spaces, cross-referenced to the scripts behind them. The next similar task arrives with the answer already attached.
Completed work teaches real effort baselines. New tasks auto-estimate, quotes become arithmetic, SOWs and charters draft from your templates, and the weekly timecard writes itself.
"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 your team has ever filed.
Codex, Claude, Gemini — or your own models running locally. Assign the cheap model to routine passes and the capable one where judgment matters, per job. You decide what runs where.
Pop any view into its own window and move it to a second display — the wiki on one screen, the board on another. On a multi-screen desk the pop-out can open on the other monitor for you.
The hardest part of a new tool is getting everyone to use it. This one earns its place on both ends of the org chart.
No cloud console, no query language, no migration. It sits on the machine, works with the AI account you already pay for, and keeps a person in charge of every decision — so your most senior people trust it on day one, and stop worrying they're being left behind.
The filing, the triage, the first-draft reports — the work junior staff dread — is done before they sit down. And they get an interface they actually want to open: pick from a clean executive look to frosted glass in a keystroke.
Three premium looks — not just a colour theme; the whole material changes. Switch from the command bar in a keystroke, and it scales to fit any screen.
The reason a services firm can actually adopt this: client data never has to leave the building.
PS Console runs locally and binds to localhost. There is no PSBytes cloud holding your clients' information.
Every email, every deliverable is a draft until a person clicks send. The agent can't act on the outside world on its own.
No tracking, no phone-home. Your data is plain files you can read, and back up to a single file at any time.
Use the subscription you already have — or run models entirely on-prem. You choose which model touches which job.
PS Console is in active use inside a working consulting practice today. Tell us about yours, and we'll show you exactly where it would give your team its hours back.
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