Your AI companion for Cursor.

Start with the code context, not a confident guess.

A few changed lines rarely explain the full effect of a change.

The reviewer needs to see the relevant files, surrounding implementation, and the questions that still require engineering judgement.

Strawberry can organise the Cursor workspace context you make available into a concise review that identifies visible code facts, affected areas, and uncertainty without pretending it has proved runtime behaviour.

Keep the implementation handoff bounded and useful.

“Please look into this” hands the next engineer a search problem rather than an engineering task. A good handoff says what was observed, what is unknown, and what result would close the loop.

Strawberry can turn the Cursor code and project context you share into a scoped handoff with source references, open risks, and a clear definition of done for the owner.

Compare changes before deciding they are safe.

Two implementations can look similar while changing validation, error handling, dependencies, or user-facing behaviour in important ways. The initial comparison should expose what is visible and reserve the safety decision for review.

Strawberry can help compare the Cursor material you make available and format visible differences, dependencies, and test questions into a reviewable change summary.

Make maintenance checks repeatable without writing to the codebase.

The same codebase hygiene questions return: which areas need a follow-up, where context is missing, and what has changed since the last review. A recurring report is useful when it never becomes an unreviewed code action.

Before the weekly engineering planning session, have Cursor scan the shared workspace for recently touched files, missing context, and maintenance work that lacks a next owner. An unreviewed edit can change behaviour outside the intended diff or leave a broken configuration in the branch, so edits, commits, pull requests, and deployments stay with an engineer.

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