@supermemory: supermemory now runs entirely on your own machine! npx supermemory local > full stack runs locally: graph engine, embed…
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Supermemory can now run entirely locally on your own machine, supporting any model or offline via Ollama, and integrating with tools like Claude Code, Cursor, and Langchain.
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supermemory now runs entirely on your own machine!
npx supermemory local
full stack runs locally: graph engine, embeddings, fact extraction, user profiles works with any model (openai, anthropic, gemini, groq) or fully offline via ollama plugs into claude code, cursor, codex, hermes, langchain, vercel ai sdk
Dhravya Shah (@DhravyaShah): it is INSANE to see the adoption for supermemory local. This is over one week.
It already processes many BILLIONS of tokens. all running on our users machines - for free.
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