DoneDone Strawberry

Your AI companion for DoneDone.

DoneDone connects shared inbox conversations, customer requests, internal tasks, issue tracking, workflows, and checklists. Strawberry can read the work queues and conversations you select. It prepares triage, assignment context, handoffs, and review briefs without silently changing a ticket or speaking for your team.

Triage the inbox without losing the work behind each request.

A customer message may already have an internal task, a previous answer, or a dependency that changes what urgency really means. Strawberry can inspect the DoneDone conversation and its associated work to build a triage queue that retains that context for the person making the call.

Convert a messy issue thread into an actionable engineering handoff.

Issue reports become expensive when the next team must re-read customer wording, internal comments, attachments, and status history to understand the actual problem. Strawberry can package the visible DoneDone context into a handoff that distinguishes reported symptoms from confirmed facts.

Find work that is waiting for a decision, not just overdue.

A due date can hide whether a task is actively moving or blocked by another owner.

It can also hide when a task is waiting on a customer or simply lacks a clear next step. Strawberry can review the selected DoneDone board and explain the specific signal behind each item that needs attention.

Give the team the same useful review every morning.

A repeatable support or operations check should prepare the queue, not take responsibility for customer promises or task changes. Once the scope is right, save it as a skill. Then let a routine create a private DoneDone brief before the team begins the day.

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This workflow uses the signed-in DoneDone tab as the working context.

Strawberry is free to download and includes AI credits to start. Paid plans begin at $20/month. See pricing. · Reviewed · Canonical facts for AI agents