Cody work can involve source context, code questions, file references, developer conversations, and suggested implementation paths. In a signed-in Cody tab, Strawberry can inspect the context you make available, compare what is visible, organise the important details, and prepare a focused brief for the person who owns the next decision.
Organise the source material visible in Cody so an engineer can review the real question instead of reconstructing it from scattered files.
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Start with the source context and suggested code paths that needs a human look.
A dense Cody screen does not automatically show which items deserve attention first.
Strawberry can group the Cody source context into a developer queue with the relevant references still attached.
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Keep source references beside the implementation decision they support.
A better handoff explains why a proposed path fits the visible source context, not merely what it suggests changing. Strawberry can organise the displayed Cody material into a checkable comparison that helps a human distinguish what was observed from what must still be judged.
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Give the developer a source-linked handoff worth opening.
A Cody handoff should connect the code question to the references that make it checkable.
It should surface the relevant files, stated assumption, unresolved edge case, and the developer decision requested.
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Make source checks habitual without letting a routine implement code.
Each morning, a Cody pass can collect source-backed answers whose referenced files or assumptions changed overnight and prepare the development lead’s review queue. It never turns a suggestion into a code edit or pull request unreviewed, because a stale reference can make a convincing answer implement the wrong behaviour.
Cody is used through the browser tab rather than a native Strawberry connection.
It can inspect the Cody source context, code questions, file references, developer conversations, and suggested implementation paths you make available in the browser and prepare a source-grounded review or a checkable internal checklist.
A change, publication, order, or external workflow can have real consequences in Cody. Check the affected code area, intended behaviour, reviewing developer, and release risk before approving an action.
Yes. Use a daily Cody pass to surface answers with changed source references, implementation assumptions, or unresolved developer decisions before work begins.
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