Product updates across supermemory API, MCP, plugins, SDKs, local tooling, and research.
Deploy the Company Brain Slack agent yourself on Cloudflare and keep control of your data. The hosted product has been discontinued, but its harness is now available to everyone.
Explore the source on GitHub or deploy it to Cloudflare.
Read how we designed the multiplayer harness, from proactive Slack participation and memory boundaries to approvals and recovery.
The self-hosted server now turns your documents into richer, more reliable memories, and uploads spend less time queued before they become searchable.
Choose the embedding model your local server uses: the built-in local model, OpenAI, any OpenAI-compatible endpoint, or Google.
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.
Teams can buy more Supermemory usage and manage billing from settings instead of starting a support loop.
Codex can organize captured work into custom memory containers and keep project Spaces named from the context it sees.
The console playground can save completed exchanges as memories with Auto-Learn, SMFS ships a Dockerfile and devcontainer quickstart with OpenAI and LangChain example agents, and memories saved by plugins and MCP render with rich previews.
SMFS mounts a Supermemory container as a local folder that shells, editors, and agents can use through ordinary file operations.
The examples repository adds research-assistant, knowledge-base, and code-sandbox templates, Console's Import tab accepts .docx files, and the SMFS repository gains an alpha Python tool for file operations and semantic memory search.
Supermemory is now a memory provider in Hermes Agent: relevant memories load before each turn, full sessions are ingested into the memory graph when they end, and save, search, forget, and profile tools come built in. Run `hermes memory setup` and select Supermemory.