Supermemory changelog

Build custom tools on top of Company Brain #

Use an API key from the Supermemory app to build custom tools and workflows on top of your Company Brain.

Improvements

Fixes

  • Company Brain final Slack replies now survive interruptions, approval resumes, and messages that arrive mid-turn without dropping completed work.
  • Company Brain's mid-turn Slack updates now arrive in order and are not repeated in the final reply.
  • Fixed an issue where Company Brain could not forget a learned interaction style after you corrected it.
  • Large API document lists no longer fail while loading memory relations.
  • The Codex plugin no longer opens browser sign-in after you explicitly log out.

Company Brain can learn new skills #

Teach Company Brain repeatable processes for triaging production failures, updating changelogs, or onboarding new employees. Admins can approve organization-wide skills in Slack and manage them from Settings.

Company Brain skills turn repeatable team processes into reusable playbooks.

Improvements

  • Company Brain now automatically joins your busiest public Slack channels, learns how your team works, and shares insights from the conversations already happening there.
  • Company Brain can now connect to MCP servers that require an API key plus additional authentication headers.

Fixes

  • Company Brain now responds to relevant Slack thread conversations even when no one asks it a direct question.

Inline interactive cards in Nova #

Nova shows interactive setup cards for coding agents and MCP clients directly in the conversation.

Improvements

  • Ask Nova what you can connect or how to set up a specific coding agent or MCP client.
  • Choose a setup option from an interactive card without leaving the conversation.

One memory workspace for coding agents #

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode memories now come together in one Agents workspace, organized by project.

Improvements

  • Choose a project once to search its memories across supported coding agents.
  • Memories created by older Claude Code, Cursor, and OpenCode plugin versions remain available in Agents.

Introducing Company Brain #

Meet a Slack-native super employee with your team's shared memory and tools. Company Brain learns in real time, answers questions, and does the work.

Features

  • Company Brain is now available as a Slack agent with shared memory for your company.
  • Company Brain has all your company context from Granola, PostHog, Linear, GitHub, Sentry, Gmail, Notion, and Plain, with even more through MCPs like Higgsfield, AutoSend, Autumn, Vercel, Figma, Stripe, Cloudflare, Supabase, Neon, and Atlassian Rovo.
  • Company Brain proactively joins Slack conversations when it has useful context, a correction, or a next step, without waiting for an @mention.

Inline memory suggestions in Claude and Gemini #

The Supermemory browser extension now suggests relevant saved context as you write prompts in Claude and Gemini.

Improvements

  • Relevant memories appear beside the composer and can be added to your prompt with Tab.
  • A live indicator shows when Supermemory is searching for context.

Claude Code, Cursor, and OpenCode plugins are now free #

The Claude Code, Cursor, and OpenCode memory plugins no longer require a paid plan. Connect one with any Supermemory account — free tier included — and your agent keeps persistent memory across sessions and projects, within your plan's usage.

Improvements

Existing scoped API keys work with v4 conversations #

Scoped API keys that can add memories can now call the v4 conversations endpoint with the same container-tag and write-access protections as memory ingestion.

Improvement

  • Scoped API keys that can add memories now work with POST /v4/conversations, so conversation ingestion can be limited to approved container tags without requiring a full-access key.
  • Existing scoped keys with memory-ingestion access inherit the conversations endpoint automatically because conversations follow the same access rules as add.