MargaPress A report is only as good as its plan. ChatGPT’s deep research makes that explicit: before any investigation starts, it proposes a research plan that you can review and change. This article turns that single step into a working habit you can apply on your next assignment, with the checks a professional reviewer runs before … Read more
Connecting Google Drive to ChatGPT is ten minutes of setup. Making sure the assistant actually reads the file you meant is the step professionals forget — and it is where reports quietly break. Here is the difference between finding a file and retrieving its content, and how to build a review habit that keeps every … Read more
You deleted the conversation. The file is still on your account. If that sentence surprises you, this guide will change how you clean up ChatGPT — because uploads and created files live in the Library, which follows its own retention rules, separate from any chat that used them. This guide is written for readers who … Read more
Most professionals treat a project like a folder: everything goes in, and quality quietly goes down. In ChatGPT, a project is a context container — chats, files and instructions the assistant uses for every conversation inside it. Choosing what belongs there is the single highest-leverage habit in daily work with AI. Name projects for the … Read more
Scheduling a task feels like delegating. But between the promise of automation and the first Monday the job actually runs, there are three configuration facts that decide whether the habit works — including a documented limit that surprises almost everyone: a task created inside a project cannot access that project files. What scheduled tasks can … Read more
“Temporary chat” sounds like a privacy feature. It is not — it is a workflow tool, and knowing exactly what it keeps and what it drops is the difference between using it well and being surprised. This article walks through the documented behavior and the professional cases where it genuinely helps. What a temporary chat … Read more
Lucía is a lawyer in a medium-sized firm. Administrative law. Long allegations, files that arrive in blocks, clients who want to go to the end. One morning he receives a dense case: 60 pages of administrative documentation, previous resolutions, technical reports and a history of exchanged emails that do not always agree with each other. … Read more
Lucía is a lawyer in a medium-sized firm. Administrative law. Long allegations, files that arrive in blocks, clients who want to go to the end. One morning he receives a dense case: 60 pages of administrative documentation, previous resolutions, technical reports and a history of exchanged emails that do not always agree with each other. … Read more
Sofía is a coach for managers. He has a personal brand, recurring clients and a very specific way of communicating: direct, warm, without empty phrases and with a real allergy to the clichés of the sector. When he started working with Claude, the content was correct. Even good. But there was always something I had … Read more
Wenn du Claude bereits zum Nachdenken und Entscheiden nutzt, die manuelle Arbeit aber weiterhin bei dir liegt, verwendest du nur die Hälfte seines Potenzials.Claude Cowork (https://margalab.com/art16_cowork-claude-actua-en-tu-ordenador/) automatisiert deinen Computer, sodass Claude nicht nur über die Arbeit mitredet, sondern sie auch ausführt. Dateien verschieben, Dokumente umbenennen, Ordner organisieren: all das, ohne dass du die Maus anfasst. … Read more