Product updates across supermemory API, MCP, plugins, SDKs, local tooling, and research.
SMFS bash SDKs give TypeScript and Python agents a virtual memory-backed filesystem when they cannot mount a real folder.
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.
Install the Codex plugin to recall project and user memory, capture completed sessions, and explicitly search or save context.
Deleting an organization or account stops connector syncs and fully disconnects connections, MCP project lists refresh after a new project is used, and transactional emails use shorter layouts with plain links and one-time codes.
Google Drive sync can be limited to selected folders and files instead of importing everything.
Organizations with overages off now stop at their included allowance, organization creation during onboarding reliably activates and continues, and document updates count only newly added content.
Run v3 or v4 searches, tune retrieval settings, and inspect scored results, timing, or raw JSON before integrating the API.
Console stops organization creation at the three-organization limit with guidance on requesting more, free organizations lose overage access after a paid plan is canceled, and the memory graph is readable in light and dark mode.
Owners and admins can reset an organization while keeping members, billing, and the default project, CLI-created agents appear on Console's Agents page, and restricted members no longer see admin-only commands.