Choose one useful browser task, give your Companion the right context, and keep the process once it works.
Start with one useful result
Strawberry is a browser with a personal AI teammate inside it. Your Companion can read the tabs you choose, work across websites, and use approved connected apps to help finish browser work.
The best first task is small enough to review and annoying enough that completing it matters. Try preparing for a meeting, researching a short company list, organizing an inbox, or turning a website into a clean table.
Here is what I am working on this week. Ask me one short question at a time and suggest one browser task we can finish together today.
Give it the context that changes the answer
Explain the outcome, what good looks like, and which tabs or connected apps may help. Existing examples, documents, messages, or templates are often more useful than a longer prompt when they show your real preferences.
Your Companion should not assume every source exists. It can ask a few focused questions, request permission to inspect useful context, or combine both.
Use Official Skills as starting guidance
Official Skills describe practical ways to complete common results such as sourcing customers, preparing calls, extracting web data, or organizing bookkeeping evidence. They are adaptable starting points, not rigid rules.
Review the first result and correct it. If the workflow will repeat, save the accepted version as a custom skill with your sources, structure, judgment, and approval boundaries.
Add recurrence only after the work is trusted
A Routine can run a proven workflow on a useful cadence. Set one up only after the manual or assisted version has worked, and be explicit about cost, notifications, exceptions, and which actions still need approval.
For a broader walkthrough of tabs, connected apps, skills, and everyday controls, continue with the current tutorials.