How Poke works with Supermemory
Poke lets you save something to memory and recall it later by messaging Poke over text. No app switch, no dashboard.Before you start
- A Supermemory account with Personal Brain access
- Signed in at app.supermemory.ai
- The active organization and Space you want Poke to use
How to connect Poke to Supermemory
1
Open Integrations in Personal Brain
Go to Integrations and select Poke.
2
Open the Poke recipe
The connect flow opens the Poke recipe for Supermemory.
3
Review the recipe warning
The recipe currently shows an unverified recipe warning. Read what the recipe does before you continue.
4
Enable the recipe
Confirm in Poke to enable the recipe against your Supermemory account.
5
Message Poke to test
Text Poke to save a note, then ask Poke to recall it.
How the Poke recipe calls Supermemory
Poke calls Supermemory through the recipe. Messages that save something add a memory to your active Space. Messages that ask for something search your memory and reply with the answer.What Poke saves and searches
- Save: the message content you send Poke to save
- Search: your memory, scoped to the Space Poke is connected to
Limitations of the Poke integration
- The Poke recipe currently displays an unverified recipe warning. Review the recipe before enabling it.
- Saves and recalls run against the Space selected during setup. Switching Spaces requires reconfiguring the recipe.
- Rich content like files is best added from the Supermemory app or a Space aware integration.
How to troubleshoot Poke
- Nothing was saved. Check the active organization and Space, and confirm the Poke recipe is enabled.
- A recall came back empty. Confirm the memory finished processing in Personal Brain and that it lives in the Space Poke is pointed at.
- Poke says it is not connected. Reopen the recipe from Personal Brain Integrations and confirm the connection status.
Related
Integrations
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Spaces
Keep different parts of your memory organized and separate.