New Claude Supermemory Update is INSANE!

Super memory update is insane. Claude just got a memory upgrade that's absolutely wild. It now remembers everything about you, your projects, and your style. No more repeating yourself every single session. This changes everything for anyone building with AI. Let me show you why this is insane. All right, so there's a new integration for Claude Code that's genuinely mind-blowing. It's called Super Memory, and it fixes the biggest problem everyone has with AI coding tools. Let me explain. You know that thing where you're working with clawed code, you spend like an hour explaining your whole setup, your tech stack, your coding style, your preferences, everything. Then you close the tab, next day you open it again, and it's like you're starting from zero. Claude forgot everything. You have to explain it all over again. It's like Groundhog Day, but for coding. I used to keep these massive files just to paste into Claude every time just so it would remember my setup. It was exhausting. And I know I'm not the only one. Every developer I talk to has the same problem. We're all babysitting our AI tools, making sure they remember stuff they should just know. Well, that ends now because a company called Super Memory just built a plug-in that gives clawed code actual memory, real persistent memory, not just for one session, forever. And I'm going to show you exactly how it works and why you need to set this up right now.

So, what is Super Memory? It's a startup founded by a 19-year-old named Dravia Asha, Google's AI chief Jeff Dean, DeepMind, Cloudflare, Open AI executives, Meta, all these big names backed this kid's vision. And what they built is basically a universal memory API for AI apps. Think of it like a second brain for your AI. It stores everything, your preferences, your work history, your decisions, your style, and it doesn't just dump everything in a database. It organizes it. It learns from it. It gets smarter over time. The cool part is Super Memory works with tons of AI tools. Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, all the major coding assistants. It's not made by Claude. It's a separate company, but they built integrations so it works seamlessly with Claude code and all these other tools. Here's how it works. Super Memory can pull memories from anywhere, links, files, text, PDFs, whatever. You can literally chat with your memories in natural language. Ask it stuff like, "What was that bug fix I did last week? " and it will tell you. It has browser extensions, integrations with Notion, Google Drive, all that stuff. It's basically built to be the memory layer for any AI tool you use.

And now they've made a dedicated plug-in for Claude Code. This is huge because now Clawude Code doesn't just have access to memories when it decides to search for them. No, your memories get injected into Claude's context the moment you start a new session automatically every single time. Let me break down what this actually means. When you fire up Claude code with super memory, three things happen. First, your user profile gets loaded. All your preferences, your project context, your past decisions, it's right there in Claude's brain from the start. Second, every single thing you do gets captured as a memory. Every edit, every file you create, every command you run, Super Memory is building a detailed history of your work in real time. Third, this memory system is smart. It's not just storing stuff. It's tracking how things change over time. Like, if you used to prefer classes, but now you prefer functions, it knows that. It remembers the evolution of your style. This is state-of-the-art stuff. The memory model they're using scored 81. 6% on something called longmeval. That's way better than typical search systems. It understands context. It understands relationships. It understands you. Now, let me show you

why this matters for real work. Let's say you're building automation for the AI profit boardroom. You're adding features, fixing bugs, improving workflows without super memory. Every time you open clawed code, you have to explain the whole project again. We're building a community platform. We use Nex. js. We prefer serverless functions. We hate classes. We love TypeScript over and over. And speaking of the AI profit boardroom, if you want to learn how to save time and automate your business with AI tools like Super Memory, you need to check it out. We teach you exactly how to use cuttingedge AI to scale your business, save hours every week, and build systems that actually work. This is the kind of stuff we cover inside tools that make you faster, smarter, and way more efficient. Link is in the description. Now, back to Super Memory. With Super Memory turned on, you open Claw Code, and boom, it already knows everything. You ask it to add a new feature like automated email sequences for new members. And instead of asking you a million questions, it just does it because it remembers you built email automation before. It remembers you use resend for emails. It remembers your preferred folder structure. It remembers your error handling patterns. It's like working with a teammate who's been on your project for months, not a stranger who just walked in. Let me give you another example. Say you're optimizing SEO for the AI profit boardroom website. You want Claude to update meta tags, improve page speed, fix internal linking. Normally, you'd have to explain your SEO strategy every time, what keywords you're targeting, what your content pillars are, what your internal linking rules are. But with super memory, Claude already knows. It remembers the last time you did SEO work. It remembers your keyword strategy. It remembers you prioritize page speed over fancy animations. It remembers everything. So, it just gets to work fast, accurate, no handholding required. And here's where

it gets really interesting for uh creators and business owners. This same technology doesn't just work for code. You can use super memory to remember your brand voice, your audience, your past content performance. Imagine you're creating content for the AI profit boardroom. You want to write a new script, a new post, a new email sequence. You tell Claude to do it, and it already knows your tone. It knows your audience loves actionable tutorials. It knows your last video on AI automation got huge engagement. It knows to keep things punchy and simple. That's insane. You're not training the AI every time. You're working with an AI that actually knows you, that learns from every interaction. That gets better the more you use it. So, how do you

actually set this up? It's easier than you think. First, go to app. supmemory. ai and create an account. Takes like 2 minutes. Then, you grab your API key. You add it to your shell profile so Claude Code can access it. Then, you install the Claude Code plugin from their GitHub repo. You just clone it, copy the skill folder, and restart Claude Code. That's it. There are some optional settings you can tweak, like how many memories to load at startup, which tools to capture memories from, whether to skip certain file types, but honestly, the defaults work great. You don't need to overthink it. And if you want to go deeper, you can connect super memory to notion, Google Drive, Slack, whatever tools you use. So, your AI has access to everything. Your docs, your past projects, your team conversations. It becomes a true second brain. And here's the thing, the more you use it, the better it gets. Every project you build, every decision you make, every preference you have gets stored. So 6 months from now, your Clawude code is going to be insanely personalized. It will know your coding style better than you do. It will catch mistakes before you make them. It will suggest solutions that match your exact preferences. This is where AI is heading. Not generic tools that work okay for everyone, but personalized AI that actually knows you, that learns you, that becomes your perfect assistant. So, if you're building anything with AI, if you're coding, creating content, automating workflows, whatever, you need to set this up like today because once you start using it, you're never going back. I promise you that. And if you want the full process, SOPs, and 100 plus AI use cases like this one, join the AI profit boardroom, links in the comments and description. You'll get all the video notes from there, plus access to our community of members who are crushing it with AI. We're building real businesses, real automation, real results, not theory, actual implementation. And if you want to start learning for free, join the AI success lab. It's our free AI community where you can access templates, guides, and connect with 40,000 plus members who are all learning AI together. Link is in the description. All right, quick recap.

Super Memory is a startup that built a memory layer for AI tools. It integrates with claude code, cursor, VS code, and more. It gives these tools actual memory. It remembers you, your projects, your style. No more repeating context every session. No more babysitting your AI. It just works. It learns. It gets better. But for developers, this means faster coding. For creators, this means better content. For business owners, this means smarter automation. This is one of those integrations that changes how you work. Not just a nice to have, a must-have. So, go set it up. Start building your AI's memory and let it actually learn who you are. If this was helpful, smash that like button, subscribe for more AI updates, and drop a comment. Tell me what's the first thing you're going to make your AI remember. I read every single one. See you in the next video.