Learn. Test. Repeat.
Original practical explanations that accompany the tools. These are methods and illustrative examples, not claims of measured product performance.
A practical way to pilot an AI workflow ↗
Measure the whole task, including the work you still need to check.
ECONOMICSTime saved is not always money saved ↗
Understand the difference between released capacity and reduced spending.
PRACTICEBuild a verification step into every workflow ↗
A repeatable checklist for checking claims, numbers and sources.
Which tasks are worth automating? ↗
A practical screening method for choosing a small, measurable AI pilot.
METHOD / WORKED EXAMPLESBuild a fair AI workflow evaluation ↗
Create comparable test cases and score the output without hiding serious errors inside an average.
METHOD / WORKED EXAMPLESFind automation break-even without overstating savings ↗
A worked sensitivity analysis that separates operating break-even, setup recovery and capacity value.
METHOD / WORKED EXAMPLESWhen human review becomes the bottleneck ↗
Use an expected-effort model to understand why faster AI output can still create more work.
METHOD / WORKED EXAMPLESPrepare source data before asking AI to summarize it ↗
A practical input checklist for dates, missing values, sensitive fields and traceable conclusions.
METHOD / WORKED EXAMPLESDesign prompts that are easier to verify ↗
Use a task brief, evidence boundary and acceptance checklist instead of relying on persuasive wording.