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Connect Supermemory to viaSocket to build powerful automation flows — search your memory, trigger actions, and wire up services like Gmail, all without writing code.

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Prerequisites

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Step-by-Step Tutorial

1

Generate Supermemory API Token

  • Log in to your Supermemory account.
  • Go to Settings → API Key.
  • Copy your Personal API key.
  • Keep the key secure — treat it like a password. make a zap - annotated
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Create a New Flow in viaSocket

  • Click Create New Flow in your viaSocket dashboard.
  • In the Trigger section, search for and select Supermemory.
  • Choose a trigger — Search Memory or Search User Profile. make a zap - annotated make a zap - annotated
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Connect Your Supermemory Account

  • Click Connect to Supermemory.
  • Paste your Supermemory API key.
  • Click Save to store the connection.
  • Confirm the connection is successfully added before proceeding. make a zap - annotated
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Configure the Trigger

  • Provide a Query — either a static value or a dynamic input from a previous step.
  • Click TEST to run a sample and verify the output.
  • Save the trigger once the test returns expected data. make a zap - annotated
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Add an Action (Example: Gmail Send Email)

  • Click Add Step.
  • Select Gmail → Send Email.
  • Choose an existing Gmail connection or create a new one.
  • Map the required fields:
    • To — recipient email address
    • Subject — email subject line
    • Message Body — use the trigger’s body object as dynamic input
  • Click Test to send a test email.
  • Confirm a 200 response status before saving. make a zap - annotated
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Go Live & Monitor

  • Click GO LIVE to activate your flow.
  • Confirm the activation prompt.
  • Use Flow View to inspect the flow structure and Log View to monitor executions in real time.
  • If needed, re-run any execution from Run History. make a zap - annotated
Make sure your Supermemory API key has the correct permissions before connecting. If the TEST step returns no data, double-check the query and ensure your Supermemory account has indexed content.
You can extend this flow with other actions and services supported by viaSocket. For all available Supermemory API endpoints, refer to the API Reference tab.