Save the context: two files, one habit
Keep the rules, the unfinished work and the reasons behind your decisions in your project folder. Then start a new AI chat with a clear place to pick up.
Read the note →A notebook on AI, automation, finance & learning
Thinking out loud about AI, automation, finance and learning.
Practical, tested, no hype. Real examples, explained step by step, so you can try them yourself.
7 AI words, in plain English
Prompt, context window, token, RAG, API, MCP and Markdown. Each one explained in a sentence, with an everyday picture and what it means when you use AI.
From chat to code, in four steps
The code button in ChatGPT and Claude lets the AI work with a folder on your computer, and you don't write a single line. We ran the same request in both apps: same folder, same €1,026 quote, and both asked before sending.
Where do your AI tokens go?
We typed 11 words and the agent used 150,194 tokens. About 99% went to re-reading, and the answer itself was the small part. Here is why, and the habits that keep it lean.
Not a better prompt. Better context.
Eleven words, and the quote was made, checked and ready to send. The clever part wasn't the prompt. It was a folder with four files. Here is the whole setup, step by step.
Atlas: The ChatGPT Browser
OpenAI's browser puts ChatGPT next to the page you're reading. What it does, what changes in a normal day, and why browsers are turning into copilots.
The Underrated Advantage of Speaking to Your AI
When we speak instead of type, we give the AI more context without trying. Why that often helps, and when the keyboard is still the better tool.
Who's behind the corner
Alejandro Biurrun
He works where finance, processes and technology meet: financial foundations for growing companies, an ERP connected to the business, and AI with human judgement. The rigour comes from seven years in a family office.
The Thinking Corner is where he tests things in the open and writes down what works.
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