Nova and Console fixes: plan recognition and account settings #

Improvements

New Nova accounts now create and activate a workspace during onboarding, and signed-in accounts without one return to setup.
Console Advanced Settings now lets users request an account-email change and sends the approval link to their current inbox.

Fixes

Account role changes now require administrator permission.
Nova now recognizes Scale and Enterprise plans on plugin, connection, and usage pages instead of showing an incorrect upgrade prompt.
Console now shows the Scale plan requirement before you try to connect GitHub.

MemScore in MemoryBench: answer quality, latency, and context size #

MemoryBench now reports answer accuracy, average search latency, and average context tokens together in the CLI, report JSON, and run overview.

Upload multiple documents at once in Nova #

Nova's Add Document flow can queue multiple files, upload up to three at once, show each file's status, and retry failed uploads.

Console documents page, scoped API keys, and connector fixes #

Improvements

Scoped API keys can now grant access to multiple container tags.
Console's organization picker now shows each organization's plan, connector, document, and container-tag totals.
Empty Nova spaces now offer direct actions to save a link, write a note, install the Chrome extension, or browse more integrations.
When removing a connection, you can now keep its imported documents.
Console now has a Documents page for browsing all organization documents and filtering them by container tag or status.

Fixes

Console's API key list no longer crashes when an existing key has no metadata.
Deleting or merging container tags no longer reports a failure after the operation has already succeeded.
Google and Microsoft connections now keep syncing when new sign-in credentials replace the old ones.
Updating only a document's metadata no longer reprocesses unchanged content.

New CLI: manage memories, connectors, and teams from the terminal #

The CLI brings memory, search, documents, connectors, billing, teams, status, and JSON-friendly operations to the shell.

Console billing updates and Documents API audio transcription #

Improvements

Paid Console users can now open the billing portal from the Billing page.
Console's Requests page now lets you choose how many rows to show per page.
Console connector setup now lets you choose a document limit from 1 to 500.
The Documents API can now transcribe MP3, WAV, AAC, FLAC, OGG, AIFF, and M4A uploads.

Fixes

Nova's document details now open Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides at their original source URLs.
Container tags containing colons work again in API requests.
The Documents API can now retry a failed document with the same custom ID instead of returning the failed record again.

Polish

Console Billing now shows the current plan, overage controls, and previous period side by side, with the downgrade action on the current plan.

Control API overage at the organization level #

Pro and Scale organizations can choose whether API usage continues into overage from Billing; Enterprise overage remains enabled and cannot be toggled.

Microsoft Agent Framework integration, Console and connector fixes #

Improvements

Microsoft Agent Framework now has a Supermemory integration for automatic recall, optional conversation storage, and explicit memory tools.
Nova now lets you select and delete multiple documents at once.
Console admins can now copy a pending team invitation's link from the Team page.
Integrators can now disable a scoped API key when a user leaves without deleting that user's memories or container tags.
Console now lets you choose which GitHub repositories to sync and shows connection details and destinations in sync history.

Fixes

Console request links now open a document in its actual container tag instead of falling back to the default space.
Container tags with spaces or symbols no longer prevent documents and memories from being indexed.
Large Gmail syncs now finish importing instead of failing while the thread list is prepared.

Plugin sign-in approval, Console and Nova fixes #

Improvements

OpenCode now includes a /supermemory-logout command for clearing saved credentials.
Plugin sign-in now shows an approval page before returning an API key to the requesting app.
OpenClaw now builds memory from user messages while treating agent replies as context and ignoring background events.

Fixes

Container tags containing URL-sensitive characters can now be viewed, updated, and deleted correctly in Console.
Console now shows clear not-found states for missing documents and container tags.
Claude Code now shows actionable authentication, permission, rate-limit, and service errors instead of silently acting as if no memories exist.
OpenCode memory context no longer shows [object Object], [NaN%], or blank project-memory entries when fields are missing.
Nova's chat-history button is now available on mobile.
Fixed an issue where Nova chats could use the wrong space or model after a selection changed.

Explore the memory graph in MCP Apps clients #

MCP Apps-compatible clients can open an interactive graph for inspecting connected memories and documents.

Supermemory changelog

Improvements

Fixes

Improvements

Fixes

Improvements

Fixes

Polish

Improvements

Fixes

Improvements

Fixes