supermemory-cli

Supermemory memory and document management is handled via a CLI that enables adding, searching, and synchronizing records directly from the terminal. You can organize memories using container tags and monitor document processing status through specific terminal commands.

Yes, syncing documents from external services like Google Drive and Notion is supported through the CLI's connectors feature. You can configure these connectors to automatically pull and extract content from external platforms into your Supermemory workspace.

Organizing memories with tags is done by appending the --tag flag followed by a logical grouping identifier, such as a user ID or project name, when adding a memory. This container tag system allows you to logically separate and filter memories for specific contexts.

Yes, npm and the @supermemory/cli package are required dependencies to run the terminal-based operations for Supermemory. You must have Node.js and npm installed to install the CLI and execute memory or document management commands.

API key management is supported directly through the CLI to secure access and define permissions for your Supermemory account. You can generate and manage keys to authenticate external integrations, plugins, and programmatic requests.

Team management via the CLI is limited to administering team members, roles, and invitations. While you can handle account dashboarding and billing information, complex graphical interface interactions are not available through the terminal interface.