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When you create or join a team, Strawberry sets up a shared team workspace that syncs files across team members. The team workspace appears as a folder named after your team in your local Strawberry files. Strawberry shows the exact path in the team workspace and companion filesystem context.

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What team shared files are for

Use team shared files as a shared company brain:
  • Research folders
  • Handoff notes
  • Team docs
  • Reusable instructions
  • Customer context
  • Sales collateral
  • Recruiting process docs
  • Reports and artifacts companions should reuse

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Access model

  • Team members can read and write files in the shared workspace.
  • File changes sync automatically through the cloud.
  • The team workspace is separate from personal profile workspaces.
  • Personal files in ~/Strawberry/{YourProfile}/ remain private to that profile.

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Accessing team files as a companion

Companions should use the concrete team workspace path shown in their filesystem context. File tools and bash should use the absolute path shown in the filesystem context. Do not assume /team-{teamname}/ or $TEAM_DIR exists unless the filesystem context explicitly lists it.

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Best practices

  • Put team-wide stable knowledge in team workspace.
  • Put personal preferences and private files in your own workspace.
  • Avoid storing secrets in shared files.
  • Keep folder names clear enough for humans and companions.
  • Ask companions to cite which team files they used in important outputs.