utopia tested: World's first open-source enterprise world model. No errors from clone to running.

utopia: World's first open-source enterprise world model. No errors from clone to running. utopia installed and ran with nothing going wrong, which is rarer than it sounds. It was installed and run by an Argusic agent on a clean machine, with no human help, and this is the whole session, unedited. Does utopia actually run? No errors from clone to running. Install to first launch: 23 min Whole session: 17 min Errors met: 0, fixed without help: 0 Score: 100/100 Depth: checked against the real service License: Apache-2.0 The agent's own closing words: "Utopia server 0.1.0 builds from source, starts on port 1516, serves health endpoint, runs database migrations on PostgreSQL 16 with pgvector, and passes the full end-to-end smoke test covering registration, authentication, workspace/knowledge-base creation, document upload with Chinese-language ingestion and search, unauthenticated access rejection, and job queue enqueue" Chapters 00:00 utopia ran in 23 minutes 00:13 Measured by Argusic 00:48 The whole session, unedited Evidence This run, with its full log and terminal recording: https://argusic.com/run/63f75f48-da68... Everything measured about utopia: https://argusic.com/subject/utopia How the measurement works: https://argusic.com/methodology Argusic installs and runs real open source projects on clean machines and publishes what happened, with the recording attached. Nothing here is a review or an opinion: every number on this channel traces to a log you can open. #Utopia #AgentMemory #Bitemporal #Graphrag #KnowledgeBase #KnowledgeGraph #Llm #Ontology #Pgvector #Postgresql #Rag #Argusic