Supermemory launches a 'memory teammate' Bot for Grok Bot, and explains Grok Bot's memory limits

Supermemory has released a Supermemory Bot for Grok Bot: you add it once, tag @Supermemory in any chat or group to ask what was decided or tell it what to keep, and your other Bots can ask it too. Its write-up also explains Grok Bot's own memory, and that part checks out against Grok Bot's docs and support answers: each Bot keeps its own memory, only the newest entries are loaded every turn, and older rules can drop out of view unless you ask the Bot to merge them. Fact or hype: partly fact. The product and the explainer are accurate, but 'insanely good memory' is an unmeasured headline from a company selling memory.

Why it mattersEven if you never add the Supermemory Bot, the free tip is worth it: every so often, ask each Bot to merge its saved rules into one short list, and back must-never-do rules with Auto-review. The Bot itself makes sense if several Bots keep needing the same decisions. We haven't tested it hands-on. Disclosure: we use Grok Bot to help put this site together.

Curated by Sara Simeone as part of our human editorial coverage. The original sources are linked below; curation is distinct from a Hype or Fact? assessment.

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