A file review becomes slow when the decisions live in comments, the system lives in components, and the implementation questions arrive without a link to the frame. Strawberry can read the Figma material your team connects, find the relevant nodes and components, and turn a scattered review into a useful handoff.
Bring it in when you need to understand a design before build starts, find a pattern that already exists, or give feedback that points to the right thing.
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Start implementation with the design context intact.
A screenshot does not tell an engineer what a frame inherits, which variant is intended, or whether a nearby comment changed the requirement. Strawberry can retrieve the file, inspect its nodes, and assemble the references behind a build request.
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Find the pattern before making another one.
Design systems become expensive when nobody can tell whether the needed element already exists. Search the connected files and component libraries before rebuilding a familiar control under a new name.
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Make feedback legible to the person doing the work.
A comment saying “this feels off” is not a decision.
Strawberry can pull the comment history around a design, preserve the relevant frame context, and prepare a cleaner set of issues for design or engineering to discuss.
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Keep the recurring review from starting at zero.
Teams repeat the same design-readiness check before every sprint: final frames, responsive states, missing copy, unresolved comments, and assets that still need export. Save that check as a skill, then turn it into a routine for the cadence that suits your team.
Once Figma is connected, Strawberry can retrieve connected files and their nodes for the work you request. Scope access to the workspace you intend it to use.
Yes. It can list and search components, including team components, to help locate an existing pattern before a team creates another version.
It can retrieve file comments and prepare a review from them. You can also keep approval on for a proposed new comment or a comment deletion.
It can export images from the Figma material it can access. Review the file and frame selection before using exported assets externally.
Yes. Save a useful readiness check as a skill and schedule it as a routine after reviewing its scope and permissions.
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