AI Junior Consultant Agent for research-to-deliverable work
Brief to deliverable in one session. It runs the research, sorts the findings, and builds the deck and the client-ready PDF.
Give it a client brief in plain language. In a single session your agent researches the market, organizes the findings into notes, builds a PowerPoint deck and writes a client-ready PDF brief.
Your AI junior consultant takes the research all the way to the deliverable
A typical engagement burns 40 hours on the middle steps before a senior adds any judgment. Scope the question, research broadly, structure the findings, build the deck, write the brief: the rhythm is familiar, and it doesn’t get faster with more people. Fasrad’s AI junior consultant takes over that middle.
You hand it a client brief in plain language, something like *“Evaluate market entry for a mid-market HR SaaS into DACH. Focus on regulation, competition, and distribution.”* It runs multi-source web research on live pages and files the findings as notes tagged by theme. From those it assembles a PowerPoint deck in your firm’s template, then writes a PDF client brief that’s ready for partner review.
What you get:
- Structured market research. Live web search and full article reads, with every source cited and cross-referenced.
- Notes organized by theme. They’re searchable, and your agent’s memory carries them into later engagements.
- A deck from your template. Findings, charts and source links drop into your firm’s layouts.
- A client-brief PDF. Executive summary, analysis, recommendations and sources, written in your firm’s voice.
- Memory across engagements. The second project in the same vertical starts with everything the first one learned.
ChatGPT hands you research and stops there. The junior consultant packages it into the files your firm actually ships. It also carries your firm’s prior work as baseline context, so there’s no onboarding before the next engagement and nothing gets forgotten overnight.
It fits strategy consultancies, boutique advisory shops and in-house strategy teams. Senior judgment, industry networks and client relationships stay with your people. The agent takes the 30 hours of research and drafting that every engagement starts with.
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Frequently asked questions
Which research sources does it use?
Live web search (Brave), full article reads, RSS feeds, and public financial and regulatory sites. Paywalled sources like Bloomberg or Gartner work through your credentials.
Will the deck match my firm’s template?
Yes. Upload your master deck once and your agent uses its layouts, brand colors and fonts for every deck after that.
Can it do quantitative analysis?
Yes, for tabular data like market size, growth rates and financial metrics, where it pairs with the Data Analyst capabilities. Deep modeling such as DCF or sensitivity analysis comes back as a draft for a human analyst to review.
How long does a brief take?
15 to 30 minutes from question to deliverable for a simple scope. A complex multi-market brief takes 2 to 4 hours of agent work, with check-ins along the way.
Does it cite sources?
Yes. Every claim in the brief and the deck links to its source URL, so a senior reviewer can trace any line back to the original.
What about client confidentiality?
Documents live only in your Fasrad workspace and the Drive folders you configure. They’re never used for training, and EU-region storage is available.
How is this different from the Research Agent?
The Research Agent ends at a structured report. The Junior Consultant keeps going to the deck, the client brief and notes organized for reuse. It covers the full analyst workflow.
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