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# convex-supermemory
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**Give your Convex app long-term, semantically searchable memory with Supermemory.** Reactive local memory and document state, direct REST integration.
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An AI agent is only as good as what it remembers between calls. [Supermemory](https://supermemory.ai) is a memory API purpose-built for this: you write facts and documents into a `containerTag` (typically one per user or agent), and it handles embedding, chunking, and semantic search so you can recall the right context later — without you running your own vector database.
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