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executor-supermemory

v0.1.4

Published

Executor plugin for Supermemory hosted and local memory APIs.

Readme

executor-supermemory

Executor plugin for Supermemory hosted and local APIs.

Install

bun add executor-supermemory

Supermemory Local

npx supermemory local
# or run
supermemory-server

Use the printed API key and http://localhost:6767.

Configure Plugin

import { supermemoryHttpPlugin } from "executor-supermemory/api";

supermemoryHttpPlugin({
  defaultContainerTag: "project_alpha",
});

Set baseURL: "http://localhost:6767" only when you also want static local no-auth tools available outside the Connect flow.

Connect

Open Executor, choose Connect integration, then pick Supermemory. Add one of these connection types:

  • Cloud API key for hosted Supermemory.
  • Local no auth for the local server at http://localhost:6767.
  • Local API key for the local server with its printed API key.

API keys are stored in Executor connections, not plugin options.

Tools

Tools are resolved per Executor connection:

| Tool name | Address example | Purpose | | --------------- | ------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------ | | memory.save | tools.supermemory.org.main.memory.save | Save memory-worthy content through /v3/documents. | | memory.forget | tools.supermemory.org.main.memory.forget | Forget a memory through DELETE /v4/memories. | | recall | tools.supermemory.org.main.recall | Recall profile-backed context, or search /v4/search. | | profile | tools.supermemory.org.main.profile | Fetch profile context through /v4/profile. | | projects.list | tools.supermemory.org.main.projects.list | List projects/container tags through /v3/projects. |

Write and destructive tools require Executor approval. API keys are read from the Executor connection credential and are never stored in plugin options.

Local Development With Executor Source

When running Executor from source, install this package into the Executor repo and add supermemoryHttpPlugin(...) to apps/local/executor.config.ts.