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Raw input automatically becomes memories (the knowledge graph) and indexed document chunks (for RAG). You don’t choose one or the other; both come from the same write. Retrieval then gives you three ways to read that pool back. If you’re unsure which fits, read Memory vs RAG.
Where next
Quickstart
Walk the whole loop end to end with one working example.
How it works
What happens between
add() and a memory showing up in search.Container tags
The isolation boundary every ingest and retrieve call is scoped to.
Memory vs RAG
When to reach for search, profiles, or both.
Benchmarking
Run standardized, reproducible evals against Supermemory and other providers — including your own.