Supermemory

Save information to memory with an interactive form.

guided-save

Read one stored document by ID, including its summary and available content. Use listDocuments in the intended space to discover document IDs.

getDocument

List documents in one space with their IDs, titles, types, processing status, dates, and summaries. This does not return full document content; use getDocument with an ID from this result to read one document. When the user names a space, resolve it with listSpaces and pass containerTag; otherwise use the active space.

listDocuments

List the latest extracted memory entries in one space, including stable memory IDs, version information, and source document IDs. This lists memories directly, not documents. When the user names a space, resolve it with listSpaces and pass containerTag; otherwise use the active space. Use search_memory instead for semantic recall.

listMemories

Render the space's memory graph directly as an interactive MCP App. This tool is the final visualization; do not create another graph, file, or artifact unless the user explicitly asks for one. When the user names a space, resolve it with listSpaces and pass containerTag.

memory-graph

Choose the active Supermemory space. Shows available spaces as interactive cards.

select-space

Upload a file (PDF, text, image, video) to memory.

upload-file

Add (save) or forget a memory in the user's ACTIVE space. Defaults to 'save'. The target space is the one the user selected via select-space; pass containerTag only to override it. Use 'forget' when information is outdated or the user asks to remove it.

Fetch documents with memories for graph display

List the spaces available to the user. Returns each space's name, key, emoji, document/memory counts, and last activity. Use this first to resolve a named space before calling a space-aware tool, or when the user asks which space may contain something. The list is auto-filtered to spaces the user can access.