Chatwork is where a team’s conversations and assigned tasks can pile up together. Strawberry can help a signed-in user sort the messages that require attention, recover commitments from project threads, prepare task follow-through, and create a calmer handover from the actual work in the tab.
The companion can support message catch-up, task follow-through, project coordination, and team handovers in the Chatwork tab, then use the surrounding browser context to make the next step easier to check.
01
Catch up without rereading the whole project.
A useful Chatwork pass begins by separating what the workspace shows from the decision a responsible owner still needs to make.
Read the Chatwork rooms I select since yesterday. Return the decisions, assigned work, overdue promises, and questions that need my answer.
02
Give every task its missing context.
For Chatwork, a sensible response starts with the workspace history and the source tabs that give it meaning.
Review these Chatwork tasks with their conversation history. Prepare a clear next action, source link, dependency, and owner note for each stalled item.
03
Make the handover specific enough to act on.
A Chatwork review earns trust by showing its evidence, its gaps, and the question that cannot be answered automatically.
Turn this Chatwork project thread into a shift handover with current status, unresolved decisions, customer commitments, and the first task for the next owner.
04
Run a lightweight daily project review.
When the Chatwork checklist is proven, save it as a skill and run a routine that prepares the same evidence-led review on the team’s own schedule.
Every weekday, prepare my Chatwork task-and-message brief from the rooms I choose. Do not post in a room, reassign work, or change a deadline.
Chatwork Strawberry