Use an API key from the Supermemory app to build custom tools and workflows on top of your Company Brain.
Call client.search() once instead of client.search.memories() and client.search.documents(). Pass searchMode to return memories, documents, or both.
const memories = await client.search({
q: 'What did we decide about pricing?',
searchMode: 'memories',
})
const documents = await client.search({
q: 'onboarding checklist',
searchMode: 'documents',
})
const both = await client.search({
q: 'Simpler search!',
searchMode: 'hybrid',
})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.
Memory search now avoids long retry chains, so queries stay under 600 ms even when an upstream embedding provider slows down.
Review inferred memories from the dashboard and approve, decline, skip, or undo each suggestion before it becomes durable context.
Use the Memories API to describe what to remove, preview matches with a dry run, then send a second request to forget them.
Search now understands phrases like last week, in March, and between two dates, along with common numeric date formats.
The Supermemory CLI can set up memory for Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, and Codex from one command.
Eligible Nova users receive a Monday recap after weeks with at least three new documents, with digest history and email controls in the web app.
Review each MCP client's requested permissions and approve or deny access before it can read or write memory.
Install the self-hosted server from a published macOS or Linux binary with local authentication and encrypted embedded storage.
Nova keeps attached files with the thread and lets you choose whether each file becomes memory.
Request a JSON export of up to 25,000 documents and memories. Organization exports require owner or admin access, and download links expire after six hours.
Teams can buy more Supermemory usage and manage billing from settings instead of starting a support loop.
The integrations catalog brings setup cards, categories, connection state, and deep links into one place.
Codex can organize captured work into custom memory containers and keep project Spaces named from the context it sees.
Nova now behaves like a mobile-first app instead of a desktop layout squeezed onto a phone.
Console document uploads now accept Markdown files.
API billing now follows metered usage instead of relying only on fixed quotas.
Amp can recall memory at the start of an agent run and save useful outcomes when the run ends.
SMFS mounts a Supermemory container as a local folder that shells, editors, and agents can use through ordinary file operations.
Install the Codex plugin to recall project and user memory, capture completed sessions, and explicitly search or save context.
Google Drive sync can be limited to selected folders and files instead of importing everything.
Run v3 or v4 searches, tune retrieval settings, and inspect scored results, timing, or raw JSON before integrating the API.
Generate Console reports about user segments, knowledge domains, and content patterns, with an optional prompt to focus the analysis.
Pro and Scale organizations can choose whether API usage continues into overage from Billing; Enterprise overage remains enabled and cannot be toggled.
The v4 Search API can return raw document chunks, extracted memories, or both for each query.