Catch up with our UNFORGETTABLE Launch Week

Supermemory’s Unforgettable Launch Week introduced a set of products and updates intended to make persistent AI memory easier to evaluate, connect, deploy, and carry across tools. Releases include memorybench, an open benchmarking framework for comparing AI memory systems; new GitHub, Amazon S3, and web crawler connectors; a conversations endpoint that retains context while processing only new tokens; and Hybrid Search, which combines memory with retrieval and is reported to improve context quality by 10–15 percent. The company also launched a stateful OpenCode plugin for coding agents, an embeddable and customizable Memory Graph, and code-chunk, an AST-aware code chunking tool reported to improve recall by 28 points. MCP 4 extends Supermemory context across platforms such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Windsurf through the open Model Context Protocol, while the Supermemory Startup Program provides selected founders with credits, guidance, and six months of support. Finally, Supermemory announced the return of its consumer application as Nova, a personal knowledge-memory companion, reinforcing its goal of providing portable, reliable memory infrastructure wherever AI operates.

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