Product updates across supermemory API, MCP, plugins, SDKs, local tooling, and research.
Nova chat history preserves tool calls and their results instead of dropping them after a streamed response, and new messages stay in the thread where they were sent.
Use Nova as your personal brain to chat with saved memories, browse documents, switch Spaces, and explore connections in the memory graph.
Console plan downgrades now start with a prefilled support email instead of cancelling immediately, and expired sessions no longer bounce between Console and the login page in a redirect loop.
Search results deduplicate identical content down to the highest-scoring match, Console can create API keys scoped to a single container tag, and owners and admins can delete a container tag with its memories and documents through the API.
Memory extraction now treats dated plans as expiring facts and records why they should expire.
Installing the OpenCode plugin now opens browser sign-in and stores the connection; existing API keys still work.
Developers can attach project-specific context to a container tag so memory extraction uses it during ingestion, and the Startup Program application button opens a prefilled email.
Clawdbot was renamed to OpenClaw. OpenClaw can recall relevant context before each turn and save conversations afterward.
Console gains a dedicated Plugins page for browsing and managing plugins, and documents stuck in the queue now retry automatically up to three times before being marked failed.
The Claude Code plugin can explore a repository and save a reusable overview of its architecture, conventions, and key files, and free-plan connection attempts now lead to a dedicated Pro upgrade page.