AI Hub can carry long-term memory about a driver — the preferences and facts it's picked up over time — and use it to work loads that fit. Memory stays advisory: your current instruction always wins, and anything memory-grounded that would reach a broker routes through your approval first.
What memory holds
- Facts and preferences about a driver, each tagged with a confidence and how many times it's been seen.
- You pick which driver a search is for, and the agent can use that driver's memory to work matching loads.
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Two rules that keep memory in bounds
- Advisory, not authoritative. Your current instruction overrides anything in memory.
- Approval-gated for broker-facing use. Any draft whose substance comes from driver memory routes through your approval before it reaches a broker. And Numeo won't state a remembered number as current to a broker without your confirmation — memory can go stale. See How approvals work.
Memory is off in Fully Autonomous
When the agent runs unattended in Fully Autonomous, it isn't pulling remembered driver facts into broker drafts. Memory feeds the supervised paths, where you're there to approve.
Related
- Voice mode and confirmations — the same commit gate, spoken.
- How negotiation works — never fabricate, and memory-grounded numbers still need your OK.
- Overview: Driver memory, voice and limits.
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