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agentmemory vs Supermemory
Memory and document context through hosted or local deployment. AgentMemory provides local memory shared by existing coding agents.
At a glance
| Aspect | agentmemory | Supermemory |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Shared memory for existing coding agents.source | Memory and document contextsource |
| License | Apache-2.0source | Local server code is non-public; SDKs are publicsource |
| Where it runs | Local service; REST and viewer bind to loopback by default.source | Hosted API or local server binarysource |
| What it needs | CLI-installed runtime with file-backed state; no separate database service required by default.source | Embedded storage and local embeddings in the local serversource |
| How memory is captured | Automatic capture on supported integrations; explicit MCP and REST writes.source | API, MCP or coding-agent pluginssource |
| Agent integrations | 26 listed agents through native plugins, MCP or REST. Capabilities vary by host.source | SDKs and agent integrationssource |
| Retrieval | Keyless BM25; optional vectors and graph. Scoped recall, context budgets and source expansion.source | Memory and document retrievalsource |
| Published benchmarks | BM25 component strict recall-all@5: 84.7% on 470 answerable LongMemEval-S questions. No reader or daemon.source | No matched head-to-head run in this evaluation.source |
| Pricing | No license fee. You operate the runtime; optional hosted providers bill their usage.source | See current plans and provider costs.source |
No competitor was run in our current evaluation. Product capabilities are sourced separately; compare scores only with matched datasets, metrics and configurations.
How they differ
Supermemory supports local deployment. Its local server and hosted API have different feature sets and licensing; the local server is a separate non-public codebase.
Choose Supermemory if
- You want application context APIs or its document integrations.
Choose agentmemory if
- You want shared coding history with scoped recall, source expansion and a local viewer.
- You want keyword retrieval without an API key.
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