Langbase gives builders a workspace for assembling and operating AI agent experiences. Strawberry can inspect the project you have open, bring requirements and test evidence from nearby tabs into the same review, and prepare an agent-behaviour brief that makes prompt, context, tool, and quality questions easier to examine.
The purpose is not to invent a configuration; it is to make the existing configuration and its risks easier for the team to challenge.
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Make the agent’s operating instructions inspectable.
An AI agent can appear simple at the interface while its behaviour depends on instructions, context, tools, and the boundaries around each. Strawberry can turn the visible Langbase setup into a readable description for a technical or product review.
02
Test the configuration against what the product actually promises.
A prompt can sound capable without satisfying the product requirement or handling the cases users will actually bring. Compare configuration with requirements and test evidence, then state the gap plainly.
03
Review an agent change as a user-impact change.
An altered prompt or context rule can affect support, sales, or product behaviour even when the edit looks small. Strawberry can prepare a change packet that names the intended difference and the scenarios that deserve retesting.
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Use a fixed weekly time to surface untested agent work.
Tuesday at 11:00 gives teams an early-week checkpoint before a new configuration quietly accumulates untested changes. Put the agent’s own quality bar, priority journeys, and escalation criteria in a Langbase skill so the routine prepares a meaningful review.
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