@remnic/import-supermemory
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Import Supermemory exports into Remnic
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@remnic/import-supermemory
Import a Supermemory JSON export into Remnic.
This package is an optional companion for @remnic/cli. Install it only when
you want to migrate memories out of Supermemory and into Remnic's local memory
store.
Install
npm install -g @remnic/cli
npm install -g @remnic/import-supermemoryIf you use Remnic from a project instead of globally, add both packages to the same project:
pnpm add @remnic/cli @remnic/import-supermemoryExport From Supermemory
Export or collect your Supermemory memories as JSON. The importer accepts:
- A flat JSON array of memory objects.
- An object with one of these array keys:
memoryEntries,memories,results, ordata.
Each memory can provide content in content, memory, summary, or title.
Remnic keeps Supermemory IDs, timestamps, container tags, source metadata, and
the source file path when they are present.
If your Supermemory export is paginated, combine the pages into one flat array or into an object like this:
{
"memories": [
{
"id": "mem_123",
"content": "The user prefers short release notes.",
"updatedAt": "2026-05-05T12:00:00Z",
"containerTags": ["product"]
}
]
}Dry Run First
Run a dry run before writing anything:
remnic import --adapter supermemory --file ./supermemory-memories.json --dry-runWhen the count and warnings look right, run the import:
remnic import --adapter supermemory --file ./supermemory-memories.jsonThe importer writes records with sourceLabel: "supermemory" and
metadata.kind: "supermemory_memory" so you can audit where imported memories
came from later.
Privacy
Parsing and writing run locally. If your Remnic extraction or consolidation pipeline is configured to use a remote model provider, imported content may be sent to that provider during normal Remnic processing. Use local model routing or gateway settings if you need the full migration path to stay local.
API
import { adapter, supermemoryAdapter } from "@remnic/import-supermemory";Both exports expose the same Remnic importer adapter:
name: "supermemory"sourceLabel: "supermemory"parse(input, options)transform(parsed)writeTo(target, memories)
More Documentation
- Remnic importer docs: https://github.com/joshuaswarren/remnic/blob/main/docs/importers.md
- Supermemory migration guide: https://remnic.ai/guides/import-supermemory/
- Package source: https://github.com/joshuaswarren/remnic/tree/main/packages/import-supermemory
