Your AI companion for Insites.

Keep findings tied to the evidence that supports them.

A research summary loses value when nobody can see where a conclusion came from.

An Insites review can gather visible observations, quotes, segments, and project notes into a brief that labels evidence, interpretation, and open questions separately.

That makes it easier for a stakeholder to challenge the right assumption instead of reopening the whole project.

Sort stakeholder feedback by decision, not volume.

Feedback can arrive as comments, requests, caveats, and competing priorities.

The useful pass does not simply count them; it identifies which decision each comment affects, where people agree, and what information would settle the disagreement.

Strawberry can prepare that decision map from the material currently visible in the workspace.

Prepare research handoffs people can actually use.

The researcher who ran the work should not have to stay in every follow-up meeting to explain the basics. A handoff can retain the question, method, key evidence, limitations, and recommended next action in one readable document.

This leaves product and commercial teams with enough context to use the result without overstating what the research proved.

Review new evidence on the rhythm of the research programme.

A monthly insight pass makes sense for a continuous research programme because it can compare new material against the themes already being tracked. It should flag changed assumptions, emerging segments, and decisions that need revisiting.

Save the agreed review as a Strawberry skill and run it before the monthly planning session, not after the presentation is already written.

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