aibo Core
Autonomy, Memory & Decision Engine
Overview
aibo Core is the cognitive center of your digital twin — where memory, decision-making, autonomy, and model control converge.
It’s not a settings panel. It’s the place where aibo thinks like you. Where it remembers what matters, adjusts how it acts, and evolves based on how much trust you give it.
aibo Core is what separates a reactive assistant from a real second mind.
Why aibo Core Exists
Most AI systems are stateless. They forget. Most assistants are passive. They wait for commands. And most tools are opaque. You can’t see how they think.
aibo Core solves all three:
It remembers context over time — short-term actions, mid-term patterns, and long-term identity
It decides with autonomy — based on behavior, boundaries, and your values
It’s transparent by design — every decision traceable, every behavior visible
If aibo is your digital twin, Core is your cognitive architecture.
Core Capabilities & Submodules
1. Memory Stack
aibo maintains a layered memory model, always learning:
Short-Term Memory – recent tasks, interactions, current focus
Mid-Term Memory – weekly patterns, attention shifts, behaviors
Long-Term Memory – your goals, values, preferences, priorities
You can view, edit, or reset memory at any level — or let it evolve silently.
2. Autonomy Control
Set autonomy globally or per module, person, or domain:
Advisor Mode – aibo watches and suggests
Partial Autopilot – aibo acts within defined limits
Full Autopilot – aibo executes on your behalf, with fallback triggers
Every action aibo takes can be logged, reversed, or reviewed — including those in background mode.
3. Model Management
Control which intelligence engine powers each part of your twin:
Use GPT‑4o for general cognition
Claude for writing + summarization
Mistral for technical processing
aibo-native models for routines, crypto, health, etc.
You can set default models by task type, and switch them on the fly.
4. Decision Logging & Learning
Every action taken by aibo is traceable:
You can audit past decisions and reasoning
Correct logic errors by adjusting memory or logic weight
Reinforce good outcomes by marking decisions as successful
Over time, aibo learns how you think — and builds a real-time model of your logic and intent.
Autonomy Architecture
What makes aibo different is that you don’t just control settings — you shape behavior.
Want your crypto agent to act independently, but your Life module to always ask? Done.
Want aibo to automatically resolve low-stakes admin, but never touch your money? Set it once. It remembers.
Autonomy is fully modular — and tunable in real time.
Real-World Scenarios
You update your long-term goals. aibo recalibrates its scheduling, attention filters, and daily prioritization logic without you asking.
You notice a decision it made that wasn’t ideal. You click "adjust logic," remove a weighting, and it learns instantly — across the system.
You’re in a busy season. You raise autonomy on three modules and lower it on two others. aibo shifts from being suggestive to being proactive — just as you need.
How It Evolves
Learns from your corrections, not prompts
Adjusts based on trust thresholds (the more accurate it gets, the more you delegate)
Adapts to emotional state, life phase, working style, and values
Functions differently in stress vs calm, solo vs collaboration, on vs offline
aibo Core becomes a living blueprint of how you think — and how you want to be supported.
Connected Modules
aibo Life – Learns how to orchestrate daily flow based on your identity model
aibo Vitals – Adjusts health interventions based on your comfort with autonomy
aibo Crypto – Applies logic boundaries to protect from poor trade behavior
aibo Labs – Advanced users can inject or fork logic into Core, build custom rule sets
Why It Changes the Game
Most tools just do what you tell them. aibo starts to think like you — then thinks with you.
This isn’t settings. This is system-level cognition. It’s what makes aibo not just responsive — but reliable.
When you’re tired, it stays sharp. When you forget, it remembers. When you trust it, it moves.
You’re not managing your tools anymore. You’re training your second mind.
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