Strawberry can work in your authorised accounts without making your browser context a black box.

Account context is more than the data in an export.

A login can reveal current status, relationships, active filters, pending approvals, and the exact page history that explains a case. Exporting data into a separate prompt can remove the details that tell an operator why the record matters now.

Strawberry can work from that live context where you have the right to access it. This is particularly valuable for reviewing a customer issue, preparing an account handoff, comparing supplier pages, or resolving a task in an internal web application.

A scoped instruction is safer than broad account access.

Start with a narrow purpose: read this customer thread and draft a reply, compare these invoices and list discrepancies, or review this dashboard and prepare the weekly brief. State the sources, expected result, and actions that are out of bounds.

That clarity protects both the account and the person using the agent. It also produces a result that can be checked against the original request.

Connected apps should describe real operations.

An app connection should not be treated as a claim that the agent can do everything a human can do in that service. Each native integration has a defined set of operations. For instance, native Salesforce operations include searching accounts, contacts, leads, opportunities, notes, and tasks; retrieving records and reports; creating or updating supported records; logging calls and email activity; and completing tasks.

Knowing the specific action makes it possible to decide whether it is appropriate for the task and whether it requires review.

Review should happen before the account changes state.

Read-heavy work can often move quickly: inspect the records, compare the evidence, and prepare the proposed action. State-changing work needs more care, especially for customer communications, CRM fields, permissions, payments, public content, or deletions.

A good agentic browser keeps the proposed destination and effect clear, then stops for the account owner when the action is consequential.

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