Notes are useful because they keep the thinking close to the work. They become hard to use when decisions, questions, research, and next steps drift across dozens of cards. Strawberry can help you work through the Supernotes space you open, across note synthesis, research organisation, decision capture, and recurring review.
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A note collection should preserve decisions, not just ideas.
Ask a companion to distinguish conclusions from hypotheses and open questions in the cards you selected. The result can be a decision log that lets the next person see what is settled and what still needs evidence.
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Research becomes useful when evidence and claim stay together.
Bring the relevant Supernotes collection and browser sources into one pass.
Strawberry can prepare a claim check that identifies which statements have support and which need another source before they become a plan.
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A project handoff should not make the next owner reread everything.
A concise brief can carry the project forward without flattening the thinking that led there.
Strawberry can assemble the selected cards into an owner-ready summary of decisions, constraints, risks, and immediate work.
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Monday is a good moment to surface questions before they become blockers.
Save the project review as a Supernotes skill and schedule it for 08:30 on Monday, when the team can still shape the week. The review lists stale cards, untested assumptions, and next actions; it does not rewrite the shared notes.
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