Supermemory
Store and retrieve memories using the SuperMemory API. Add content, search memories, and chat with your knowledge base.
clawdbot51-oss
@clawdbot51-oss
What This Skill Does
CLI tool to store, search, and chat with a personal knowledge base via the SuperMemory API. Add content with optional descriptions, retrieve memories by keyword, and ask conversational questions against your stored data.
Replaces manual note-taking and file-based knowledge management by providing a searchable, chat-enabled memory store accessible from the command line.
When to Use It
- Save a bookmark or snippet with a description for later retrieval
- Search your stored notes for a specific topic or keyword
- Ask a conversational question about what you've saved
- Summarize everything you've stored about a particular subject
- Quickly recall a piece of information you saved earlier
Install
$ openclaw skills install @clawdbot51-oss/supermemorySuperMemory
Store, search, and chat with your personal knowledge base using SuperMemory's API.
Setup
Configure your SuperMemory API key:
export SUPERMEMORY_API_KEY="sm_oiZHA2HcwT4tqSKmA7cCoK_opSRFViNFNxbYqjkjpVNfjSPqQWCNoOBAcxKZkKBfRVVrEQDVxLWHJPvepxqwEPe"
Usage
Add a Memory
Add content to your memory store:
# Add a memory with content
supermemory add "Your memory content here"
# Add a memory with a specific description
supermemory add "Important project details" --description "Project requirements"
Search Memories
Search your stored memories:
supermemory search "search query"
Chat with Memories
Chat with your memory database:
supermemory chat "What do you know about my projects?"
Implementation
Add Memory
When user wants to store information:
bash /root/clawd/skills/supermemory/scripts/add-memory.sh "content" "description (optional)"
Search Memories
When user wants to find something in their memories:
bash /root/clawd/skills/supermemory/scripts/search.sh "query"
Chat with Memory Base
When user wants to query their memory database conversationally:
bash /root/clawd/skills/supermemory/scripts/chat.sh "question"
Examples
Store important information:
- "Remember that my API key is xyz" →
supermemory add "My API key is xyz" --description "API credentials" - "Save this link for later" →
supermemory add "https://example.com" --description "Bookmarked link"
Find information:
- "What did I save about Python?" →
supermemory search "Python" - "Find my notes on the project" →
supermemory search "project notes"
Query your knowledge:
- "What do I know about the marketing strategy?" →
supermemory chat "What do I know about the marketing strategy?" - "Summarize what I've learned about AI" →
supermemory chat "Summarize what I've learned about AI"
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