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@supermemory
The memory and context cloud for AI agents supermemory.ai
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  • @supermemory
    supermemory
    @supermemory
    Sep 3
    this is so cool! happy to be powering squad's memory
    @tibo_maker
    Tibo
    @tibo_maker
    Sep 3
    I'm going against Grok Bot excited to announce Squad.so it gives you AI teammates that connect to all your tools, understand your context, and take action to get your work done on schedule
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  • @supermemory
    supermemory
    @supermemory
    Sep 1
    AI memory is more than embed and search, doing retrieval well means solving a lot of hard problems stacked underneath. that's how @supermemory's architechture is built: a single engine with vector, keyword and graph search, plus a model that figures out what to keep and what to
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  • @supermemory
    supermemory
    @supermemory
    Aug 28
    Agents are getting solved, memory is the missing piece. A future where AI actually works for you only matters if it remembers you. That's the building block everything else sits on, and it's what we're building. One memory, for every ai you use. watch the full podcast
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  • @supermemory
    supermemory
    @supermemory
    Aug 26
    A great product by a great team. Check it out! It's also powered by supermemory
    @orchid_hq
    Orchid
    @orchid_hq
    Aug 26
    Introducing Keiki by Orchid, the fastest way to launch customer-facing AI agents for the channels people already use.
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  • @supermemory
    supermemory
    @supermemory
    Aug 25
    Why doesn't a bigger context window just solve memory? @sohamdaga22 explains why that intuition breaks: the problem was never storing everything, it's knowing what to store and what to forget. watch the full clip →
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