Your AI companion for Raindrop.

Turn saved links into a research library with a point of view.

A collection is not valuable because it is large.

It becomes valuable when the next person can tell what a source covers, why it was kept, and whether it still fits the current question.

Strawberry can examine the Raindrop collection you have open with the related brief, notes, and tabs. It can prepare an annotated source map that distinguishes primary evidence, useful context, inspiration, and material requiring a freshness check.

Find the duplicate research before repeating it.

Teams often save the same source through different paths or keep several articles that answer the same narrow question. That leaves more links to scan without adding more confidence to the work.

Strawberry can compare visible bookmarks by topic, publisher, date, and claims, then propose a deduplication review. The aim is to retain the strongest source and preserve useful alternatives where they offer distinct evidence.

Bring the relevant reading back to the work in front of you.

The hard part of a new brief is often remembering that a strong source already exists in an old collection. Search alone does not tell the team whether the link addresses the actual decision or has been superseded.

With the current project tabs open, Strawberry can identify Raindrop references likely to help, read the source material where accessible, and prepare a concise research pack with direct links back to the collection.

Make collection maintenance a small recurring habit.

A quarterly or project-close review can keep a library coherent if it marks what is durable, archives what is no longer helpful, and surfaces links that should be checked again. It should not silently rewrite years of accumulated research.

Save a Raindrop audit as a Strawberry skill after the proposed classifications feel right. A routine can prepare the same review list on a schedule, while moving or deleting bookmarks remains an explicit decision in the browser.

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