A Metabase dashboard can show the change without resolving the argument around it. Strawberry can search the connected workspace, inspect databases, collections, dashboards, saved questions, and their definitions, then run approved saved cards to turn a metric into an answer people can check.
01
Locate the metric before debating the number.
Large workspaces accumulate near-identical dashboards and questions.
Strawberry can search across cards, dashboards, collections, and models so the team starts with the intended definition instead of whichever chart appeared first.
02
Run saved analysis without inventing a query.
When the question already exists as an approved saved card, the right move is usually to run it and interpret the result. Strawberry can execute that saved analysis with parameters, rather than pretending a new ad hoc query is automatically more trustworthy.
03
Make dashboard handoffs less mysterious.
A dashboard layout is not a data dictionary.
Strawberry can retrieve a dashboard with its cards and inspect saved-question definitions, giving the next person a readable explanation of what they are looking at and where the result came from.
04
Keep recurring reviews anchored to the same evidence.
A weekly business review should not change its measurement frame every week.
A saved skill can find the defined cards, run the approved set, and prepare the narrative while preserving the metric definitions the team agreed to use.
It can retrieve the current user, databases and their metadata, collections and collection items, dashboards, saved cards, search results, and the output of approved saved cards.
The verified run-card operation is designed to use a saved question or card selected by the user.
Yes. Search can cover cards, dashboards, collections, and models, which makes it useful for locating the existing analysis that best fits a business question.
Strawberry can surface the relevant card definitions and the mismatch. A data owner should decide which definition is canonical before that metric drives a decision.