Check the download, and read this box out loud.
Two things you can check for yourself. The published tarball checksum, so you know the bytes you run are the bytes we shipped. And this reference box's own live self-report, straight from its read-only API, so the armed mechanisms and residency are not a claim on a slide.
- Own absolute numbers only. Everything here is measured on this box. We publish no vendor benchmarks and no head-to-head numbers against other systems.
- Dataset sizes are declared reference counts. Node and edge counts for the public SNAP graphs are the datasets' declared counts. Any throughput or latency is measured live on this box.
- Value-log source of truth, bounded re-derivable indexes. Truth is the append-only value log; indexes are bounded and rebuilt from it. The bet is bandwidth, scan and fuse at the drive's sequential ceiling.
- Local by default, no phone-home. The loop runs entirely on this box. Nothing here calls out to a third party, with or without a network.
Match the bytes before you run anything with sudo.
Fetch the checksum file and the tarball from the same host, then let sha256sum -c
compare them. A pass prints semurg-r11-installer.tar.gz: OK.
curl -fsSLO https://one.semurg.io/dl/SHA256SUMS && curl -fsSLO https://one.semurg.io/dl/semurg-r11-installer.tar.gz && sha256sum -c SHA256SUMSPublished SHA256SUMS
d38d5bbc44b099e9e988a72f310a72f6e9b72f1666c47825b440ec23999a56e5 semurg-r11-installer.tar.gz
This is the exact content served at /dl/SHA256SUMS. Open it in another tab and confirm the line matches character for character.
Armed mechanisms and residency, from the box's own API.
The values below are baked from this box's last read of its own read-only /api/health
and /api/dashboard. Your browser then re-reads the same endpoints and overwrites them
with the current figure. If the box is not reachable from where you are, the last-measured values
stay, with a stamp that keeps aging. No spinner, no invented number.
Mechanisms (GET /api/health)
Residency (GET /api/health)
Hardware (GET /api/dashboard)
The engine build is chosen per CPU at install time and is not exposed as a field on these endpoints, so it is not shown here rather than guessed.