AI second brain for consultants: common questions answered

What is an AI second brain for a consultant?

It is a searchable memory of your work: calls, decks, documents, and web pages. You ask a question in plain language and get an answer that points to its sources.

How is it different from a folder of notes?

Folders need you to remember where something went. A memory lets you ask what a client agreed and returns the answer with links to where it came from. You still review the sources.

Can I keep each client separate?

Yes. Each client gets its own project, and its material stays within that project. Switching clients changes the context entirely.

Are answers cited?

Every point links to its source, such as kickoff notes, a voice note, or a client brief. Open the source to verify before you quote anything.

Is client data private?

Under zero data retention agreements, client data isn't stored or used to train the models. Details are on the trust and controls page.

What can I add to it?

Web pages, PDFs, decks, Google Drive files, and call notes. The web memory capture tool handles pages as you browse.

Will it send messages to clients on its own?

No. Drafts, such as follow-ups, wait for your review and are never sent without you.

Who is it for?

Solo consultants, fractional executives, advisors, and small agencies. Read more at Constella for consultants.

How do I try it?

Add Constella to Chrome for free at askconstella.com.