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Connect Supermemory to viaSocket to build powerful automation flows — search your memory, trigger actions, and wire up services like Gmail, all without writing code.

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Prerequisites

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Step-by-Step Tutorial

1

Generate Supermemory API Token

  • Log in to your Supermemory account.
  • Go to Settings → API Key.
  • Copy your Personal API key.
  • Keep the key secure — treat it like a password. make a zap - annotated
2

Create a New Flow in viaSocket

  • Click Create New Flow in your viaSocket dashboard.
  • In the Trigger section, search for and select Supermemory.
  • Choose a trigger — Search Memory or Search User Profile. make a zap - annotated
3

Connect Your Supermemory Account

  • Click Connect to Supermemory.
  • Paste your Supermemory API key.
  • Click Save to store the connection.
  • Confirm the connection is successfully added before proceeding. make a zap - annotated
4

Configure the Trigger

  • Provide a Query — either a static value or a dynamic input from a previous step.
  • Click TEST to run a sample and verify the output.
  • Save the trigger once the test returns expected data. make a zap - annotated
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Add an Action (Example: Gmail Send Email)

  • Click Add Step.
  • Select Gmail → Send Email.
  • Choose an existing Gmail connection or create a new one.
  • Map the required fields:
    • To — recipient email address
    • Subject — email subject line
    • Message Body — use the trigger’s body object as dynamic input
  • Click Test to send a test email.
  • Confirm a 200 response status before saving. make a zap - annotated
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Go Live & Monitor

  • Click GO LIVE to activate your flow.
  • Confirm the activation prompt.
  • Use Flow View to inspect the flow structure and Log View to monitor executions in real time.
  • If needed, re-run any execution from Run History. make a zap - annotated
Make sure your Supermemory API key has the correct permissions before connecting. If the TEST step returns no data, double-check the query and ensure your Supermemory account has indexed content.
You can extend this flow with other actions and services supported by viaSocket.