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Strawberry releases browser with shareable AI assistants for teams

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Swedish startup Strawberry released version 1.0 of its AI browser, adding the ability to share trained assistants across a team. Employees can teach an assistant a browser task, such as researching prospects and entering details into a sales database, then let colleagues reuse it. Assistants can run on schedules or respond to incoming emails and sales leads. Larger jobs can be divided among several agents running in parallel. The release also captures meetings locally and turns them into notes and follow-up tasks. Strawberry says assistants pause for approval before sending emails, publishing posts or changing records. The browser is available for macOS and Windows, with a free plan and paid subscriptions starting at $20 a month.
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