Build custom tools on top of Company Brain #
Use an API key from the Supermemory app to build custom tools and workflows on top of your Company Brain.
Fixes
- The Codex plugin no longer opens browser sign-in after you explicitly log out.
Plugins changes.
Inline interactive cards in Nova #
Nova shows interactive setup cards for coding agents and MCP clients directly in the conversation.
Improvements
- Ask Nova what you can connect or how to set up a specific coding agent or MCP client.
- Choose a setup option from an interactive card without leaving the conversation.
One memory workspace for coding agents #
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode memories now come together in one Agents workspace, organized by project.
Improvements
- Choose a project once to search its memories across supported coding agents.
- Memories created by older Claude Code, Cursor, and OpenCode plugin versions remain available in Agents.
Claude Code, Cursor, and OpenCode plugins are now free #
The Claude Code, Cursor, and OpenCode memory plugins no longer require a paid plan. Connect one with any Supermemory account — free tier included — and your agent keeps persistent memory across sessions and projects, within your plan's usage.
Improvements
- Free-tier accounts can now connect the Claude Code plugin and use memory across coding sessions.
- OpenCode and Cursor plugins are free on the same terms.
- Usage still counts toward your plan's included credits; only the plan gate was removed. OpenClaw remains on Pro.
Search memories by time using natural date phrases #
Search now understands phrases like last week, in March, and between two dates, along with common numeric date formats.
Install memory in Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, and Codex #
The Supermemory CLI can set up memory for Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, and Codex from one command.
Approve MCP connections before they access memory #
Review each MCP client's requested permissions and approve or deny access before it can read or write memory.
Improvements
Improvements
- Codex, OpenClaw, and OpenCode now notify you when a plugin update is available.
Run Supermemory locally: self-hosted server for macOS and Linux #
Install the self-hosted server from a published macOS or Linux binary with local authentication and encrypted embedded storage.
Improvements
- Codex now preserves whether a saved memory belongs to you, the project, or a custom container.
- Cursor and Granola now appear in the Integrations catalog.
SMFS research report and run explorer for agent trajectories #
The SMFS research page includes a report and run explorer for paired filesystem-versus-SMFS agent trajectories.
Improvements
Codex plugin routes memories into project Spaces #
Codex can organize captured work into custom memory containers and keep project Spaces named from the context it sees.
Improvements
Nova mobile redesign: bottom navigation and app-like layout #
Nova now behaves like a mobile-first app instead of a desktop layout squeezed onto a phone.
Improvements
- Claude Code and OpenClaw plugin tools now use consistent supermemory-prefixed names, with legacy names still working.
- Fresh OpenCode plugin installs now recall your profile on the first message only by default.
Improvements
- Memories saved by plugins and MCP now render with rich previews in the web app.
Polish
- The Codex plugin now shows its logo and description on the Integrations page.
Improvements
Fixes
- New users connecting a plugin are now taken through onboarding first.
Polish
Amp plugin: memory that persists across agent runs #
Amp can recall memory at the start of an agent run and save useful outcomes when the run ends.
Use SMFS from sandboxed agents with TypeScript and Python SDKs #
SMFS bash SDKs give TypeScript and Python agents a virtual memory-backed filesystem when they cannot mount a real folder.
Fixes
- Fixed an issue where the Codex plugin recalled only user memories and skipped project-scoped ones.
- Fixed an issue where the Codex plugin never saved short sessions or turns after the last prompt.
Mount memory as a local folder with SMFS #
SMFS mounts a Supermemory container as a local folder that shells, editors, and agents can use through ordinary file operations.
Fixes
- Codex capture no longer stores injected context or ingests the same fallback turn twice.
Persistent memory plugin for OpenAI Codex #
Install the Codex plugin to recall project and user memory, capture completed sessions, and explicitly search or save context.
Fixes
- Nova now separates free and Pro plugins so plan requirements are clear before you connect.
User Insights: reports on user segments and content patterns #
Generate Console reports about user segments, knowledge domains, and content patterns, with an optional prompt to focus the analysis.
Improvements
Improvements
Fixes
- Console now explains when a plugin requires a paid plan instead of silently redirecting to Billing.
Hermes plugin: persistent memory for Nous Research's agent #
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.
Improvements
- Hermes is Nous Research's open-source agent that runs across Telegram, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp, Signal, and the CLI.
- Profile-scoped and multi-container setups let each Hermes profile keep its own memory space.
- The plugin accepts a custom base URL, so Hermes can use a self-hosted Supermemory server.
- Memories written by Hermes appear in their own Hermes Space in the Supermemory app, alongside Codex and Claude Code.
Fixes
- Supermemory context loads correctly again in OpenCode 1.2.25 and later.
Fixes
- OpenClaw no longer crashes on startup when the Supermemory store tool is registered.
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
- 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.
Fixes
- Fixed an issue where plugin sign-in failed silently for users with multiple organizations instead of letting them choose an organization and return to the connection.
Cursor plugin: persistent memory across sessions #
Cursor can recall project context, save useful session memory, and expose memory tools through Supermemory.
Improvements
Fixes
- Fixed an issue where OpenCode failed to save captured conversation transcripts.
Browser sign-in for the OpenCode plugin #
Installing the OpenCode plugin now opens browser sign-in and stores the connection; existing API keys still work.
OpenClaw plugin: recall context and save conversations #
Clawdbot was renamed to OpenClaw. OpenClaw can recall relevant context before each turn and save conversations afterward.
Improvements
- Claude Code can explore a repository and save a reusable overview of its architecture, conventions, and key files to Supermemory.
- Free-plan Claude Code connection attempts now lead to a dedicated Pro upgrade page.
Claude Code plugin: persistent memory across sessions #
We're launching the Supermemory plugin for Claude Code, so every session shares context and Claude can pick up where you left off.
Long-term memory plugin for Clawdbot #
We're launching the Supermemory plugin for Clawdbot, giving your agent long-term memory that grows with every conversation.
Improvements
Improvements
- OpenCode can recognize custom phrases as requests to save a memory.
- OpenCode now loads Supermemory settings that contain trailing commas.
Fixes
- OpenCode's Forget mode now deletes the selected memory correctly.
- OpenCode now keeps the active agent when restoring context after compaction.
- OpenCode now loads Supermemory correctly when its JSONC configuration contains URLs.
- OpenCode setup now disables the current Oh My OpenCode context-recovery hook instead of the obsolete hook name.