A second opinion that knows every client.

Kai sits in the bar at the top of every screen. It opens into a panel for a quick answer, or a full view when you want a longer session.

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The Kai room, open on a single engagement: three suggested openers about what to do next, where the gaps are and how to present to the board, and a note that every answer is grounded in that engagement's scores.

Ask from anywhere.

Type a question in the bar and the answer opens in a panel. A label shows which screen and which client Kai is looking at. Press ⌘K on Mac, or Ctrl K on Windows, to open it from anywhere.

  • You always see what Kai is reading
  • Every number is the platform's own score, quoted exactly
  • Move the same conversation to the full view when you need longer
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The Kai panel slid in over the Benchmark Alignment screen, its context chip reading Looking at: The gap, Harrison & Vale, with three suggested questions about outstanding responses and chasing.

A whisper, not a pop-up.

Kai doesn't wait to be asked. When something needs you, it leaves a short note: a client whose answers are in, a session to prepare, a gap nobody has looked at yet. Most important first. Dismiss one and it stays gone, unless the situation changes.

See where Kai sits in the engagement
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The dashboard queue, most urgent first: nine things worth doing across five engagements, each naming the client, the gap in points and the screen to open, with a pillar of the day card and an Ask Kai button beside it.

What Kai is watching, most important first.

Kai has an opinion. Once.

Choose to lead on a narrower gap than the widest, and Kai asks once per client whether you're sure. Say yes and it shows you the numbers. Dismiss it and it never comes up again.

  • Your strategist decides. Kai makes the case and stops.
  • The reasoning you write stays in your words
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The Recommendations Builder roadmap: six starred recommendations in NOW and NEXT tiers, each tagged with its pillar and carrying the strategist's own reasoning.

Five rules Kai never breaks.

It waits until it's useful

Nothing until it has something specific to say about your clients. No greeting. No "how can I help?" Nothing while you type.

Dismissed means dismissed

Wave a whisper away and it stays away. It only comes back if the situation behind it changes.

Three whispers a sitting

That's the budget. Kai spends it on what matters most. Everything else waits until you ask.

It explains once

The first time you meet a term, Kai explains it from the Kiltr method. After that it assumes you know.

It stays inside your agency

Kai reads your engagements and your library. Client knowledge never leaves your agency. Only anonymised patterns help sharpen the strategic insights for everyone.

See Kai on a real engagement.

Book a 30-minute insight session. We run the Kiltr Index with you, then show you what a Strategic Marketing Assessment could look like for your clients.