Cursor pagination in the API and TypeScript SDK#
Page through large document, memory, and chunk lists with a cursor, in the API and TypeScript SDK 5.1.
Changelog.
Product updates across supermemory API, MCP, plugins, SDKs, local tooling, and research.
Sign in to plugins and the CLI with OAuth#
Sign in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Muse Code, Amp, and the CLI through one consent screen instead of creating API keys.
Improvements
- Run npx supermemory plugin to install plugins and approve them all on one consent screen.
- supermemory login signs the CLI in with OAuth; add --no-browser to print the link instead.
- Every Supermemory plugin now works on every plan, including Free.
Manage connected apps from the Agents page#
See every app connected over MCP on the Agents page, change its access, or disconnect it without reconnecting.
Improvements
- Add memory on the Agents page groups setup guides by kind of agent.
Read coding agent sessions as transcripts in the Console#
Open a Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, OpenClaw, Hermes, or Eve session in the Console and read it as a transcript.
Choose which OneDrive folders Supermemory syncs#
New OneDrive connectors sync only the folders you choose; existing connectors keep syncing the whole drive.
Improvements
- To sync a whole drive, choose Entire OneDrive in the Console or pass config: { syncScope: "full" } in the API.
- OneDrive connectors now sync PDF, JSON, and plain-text files.
- Google Drive picks now add to your selection instead of replacing it.
Document content in v5 lists and Web Crawler fixes#
List v5 documents with their extracted text in one call, and Web Crawler connectors crawl and recrawl on schedule again.
Improvements
Fixes
- Web Crawler crawls that were failing now run.
- Web Crawler connectors now recrawl every week as scheduled.
- Recrawls skip unchanged pages instead of importing every page again.
Use a passkey for two-factor sign-in#
Add a passkey in account settings and use it to finish two-factor sign-in, alongside your authenticator app and backup codes.
Search boosts dates instead of filtering by them#
Searches that mention a date now rank that day's records first instead of hiding everything else.
Fixes
- Searches mentioning version numbers, ratios, or identifiers no longer come back empty.
- Searches with since, after, before, or until now cover an open-ended range.
Run Supermemory Local with Docker#
Run Supermemory Local from a prebuilt Docker image on Docker Hub or GitHub Container Registry, with no source checkout.
Improvements
- Install with docker pull supermemory/supermemory:latest and the released Compose file.
- Upgrades now save a verified copy of your database before applying migrations.
Fixes
- Fixed upgrades on Intel Macs stopping before migrations could run.
See where your credits go#
The Usage page in Supermemory Console now shows what used your credits, broken down by source, member, and namespace.
Usage page
- Spend by Source shows credits used by each API key, connected app, connector, and the console.
- Spend by Member and Spend by Namespace show who used credits and where.
- Pick this period, a past period, or a custom range of months from one date picker.
- Breakdowns start from October 8. Earlier spend shows as Before tracking.
- The Usage page is available to organization admins and owners.