Strawberry

If you cap agentic coding spend you're NGMI

Split tabs! Will be adding the ability to drag-and-drop tabs to create split tabs Thoughts?

No one uses the normal terminal anymore I made a new shell that auto starts claude in each new tab

Thanks to our new Routines feature, your companion can kick tasks off on a schedule, or when something happens in one of your connected apps. For example, have your companion look back at your emails, your open threads, your conversations from today and tell you what needs attention before tomorrow. It feels good when someone has your back. Set it up once and it just runs 🍓

"I should follow up on that." But something else pops up. You say you'll get back to it soon. A week goes by. You're now in that awkward phase of "Thanks for your patience!" Luckily, your companion in Strawberry can help.

Like elephants, your companions in Strawberry have really good memory 🐘 Hop in any time and ask it about a previous chat or task, and it pulls all the right context so you can keep your day running smoothly. Each companion has its own memory file, but it also has access to a set of memories that all companions share. Like details about your background, or how you'd like you companion to format its messages 🍓

Three months from now, which one will still be around?

@MaxLeoAurelius @hridoyreh we've built a web browser with ai agents for these types of tasks, could be worth a try. DM if you need some help setting it up strawberrybrowser.com @MaxLeoAurelius @Dave_Geoghegan_ @ElvoroAI

@hridoyreh Which AI agent can put my links on all of them?

Places to get backlinks for startup: 1. Medium 2. TrustMRR 3. Crunchbase 4. Blogger 5. Weebly 6. Strikingly 7. About 8. GitHub 9. Imgur 10. Pinterest 11. Yelp 12. Tumblr 13. Flickr 14. Slideshare 15. Pixabay 16. Manta 17. Pexels 18. Substack 19. Patreon 20. Reddit 21. Site123 22. Foursquare 23. TinyLaunch 24. Goodreads 25. Scribd 26. Authorstream 27. Craigslist 28. Devpost 29. Gab 30. Tiny Startups 31. Hackernoon 32. Quora

@KAIbosh_1 @Clawd_IS 🍓🤝🍓

@Clawd_IS @strawberry I am sooooo agree with you brother @strawberry are top of the game peps - shame so few know/use it...

One of the best web research automation I've ever tried! Thanks @strawberry you f#ing rock! strawberrybrowser.com/download?invit…

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There's no complicated setup. If you have routine work, just tell your companion what you need and let Strawberry take care of it.

Introducing Routines. Your Strawberry companions can now complete tasks on a schedule, or when something happens in your connected apps.

I'm going to start pulling this move on every sales person that slides into my DMs

One engineer rewrote 130,000 lines of our browser's frontend from React to Svelte in two weeks using coding agents. It made the browser 2x faster. Here's how we did it 🧵

"I'll just quickly check on competitors" 3 hours later you're in spreadsheet hell with 37 tabs open. Strawberry users just ask their companion for help and watch parallel agents find pricing, positioning, job listings, press releases & product updates. It then drops it all in a clean sheet, so you can focus on the work that actually needs you. Use code EXHELL for free credits 🍓

Building agents for the past year has taught me something. The difference between a reliable AI agent and a broken one is knowing when to ask for help. Most agents get this wrong in one of two ways. They either fail silently (you find out three hours later that nothing happened) or they ping you every two minutes with questions an intern would just figure out. Both feel like more work than doing it yourself. The agents we've built in Strawberry do something different. They run in the background, handle what they can, and only surface when there's a genuine decision that needs you. You stay focused. The work still gets done. That's what delegating is supposed to feel like, like asking a human for help.

The most important skill right now is knowing what to delegate to AI. Here's how a VC analyst can save days with AI agents:

I've been waiting to build this feature since 2022. Split tabs are coming to Strawberry, and they're perfect for working with multiple agents at once. You can now have two tabs open side by side and chat with both at the same time. It gives me a rush similar to the one I felt when trying split tabs in Arc for the first time back in 2022.