A Miro board can contain the full history of a session while still leaving everyone wondering what happened next. Strawberry can inspect the connected boards, members, items, frames, sticky notes, text, and connectors, then create a clean decision record or build the next board structure from an approved plan.
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Read a board as a record of thinking.
A board is not just a collection of colourful notes.
Strawberry can retrieve its items and connections, helping turn scattered inputs into themes, tensions, and decisions without pretending that every sticky note carries equal weight.
02
Build a useful blank canvas, not a decorated one.
Starting a session from scratch often means rebuilding the same frames and instructions.
Strawberry can create a board with frames, shapes, text, sticky notes, and connectors from a clear agenda, so the facilitator begins with a purposeful structure.
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Improve the board without losing the original thinking.
Whiteboards evolve quickly, and edits can accidentally erase useful context.
Strawberry can retrieve a specific item, update text, frames, sticky notes, or board details, and create connectors when the exact intended change is clear.
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Let recurring workshops produce comparable output.
A repeatable retrospective or planning session needs a repeatable close-out.
A skill can use the same board-reading criteria after each workshop, producing a decision log that makes patterns visible across sessions.
It can search and list boards, retrieve boards, members, items, and connectors, create boards and common whiteboard elements, update selected board items, and delete boards or items when specifically authorized.
Yes. It can inspect the board structure and contents, then turn the material into themes, decisions, unresolved questions, owners, and a follow-up brief.
Yes. With an approved agenda it can create a board, frames, text, shapes, sticky notes, and connectors. Review the structure before inviting participants or using it live.
Delete-board and delete-item operations exist, so confirmation must name the exact board or item and make it clear that removal is intended.