No single benchmark decides it
Combines 24 daily LLM Stats signals instead of letting one saturated leaderboard declare victory.
Open-source AGI progress tracker
A public instrument for estimating how far frontier AI still is from AGI across reasoning, engineering, autonomy, tool use, search, and reliability signals.
Benchmark proxy only. This does not claim AGI has been reached.
Why it exists
Combines 24 daily LLM Stats signals instead of letting one saturated leaderboard declare victory.
Weights agentic work, computer use, planning, tools, and search because AGI must do more than answer tests.
Static site, public data file, MIT license, and a collector script that can be inspected or improved.
Current signal
Each benchmark reports the best available frontier score from LLM Stats. The index groups those raw scores into capability dimensions and keeps the ETA hidden until the new formula has enough daily history.
Abstract reasoning, expert knowledge, science, math, and frontier closed-ended questions.
Software engineering, competitive coding, terminal work, and multi-step code tasks.
Computer use, long-horizon professional workflows, planning, and applied office/finance tasks.
Tool calling, web/search persistence, user-policy following, and repeated agent reliability proxies.
Abstract grid transformation tasks for fluid reasoning and novel problem solving.
2,500 expert-vetted multimodal questions across math, science, humanities, and vision.
PhD-level questions in biology, chemistry, and physics.
Harder professional knowledge benchmark across academic and applied domains.
Advanced unpublished mathematical problems authored and reviewed by expert mathematicians.
Real GitHub issue resolution requiring codebase understanding and patching.
Complex real-world software engineering tasks with extended multi-step reasoning.
Contamination-resistant competitive programming tasks collected over time.
End-to-end tasks in real terminal environments, including servers, data, and security workflows.
Updated terminal-agent benchmark for autonomous command-line execution.
Real desktop/web application tasks across operating systems and multi-app workflows.
Long-horizon professional tasks requiring sustained planning and execution.
Virtual task automation for multi-step real-world workflows.
Complex multi-step planning, goal decomposition, and long-horizon reasoning.
Professional knowledge-work tasks involving documents, spreadsheets, and office workflows.
Agentic financial analysis workflows over realistic business tasks.
Tool-agent-user interaction with domain rules and repeated-trial reliability.
Retail customer-service agent tasks with tools, policies, and user interaction.
Airline customer-service agent tasks with tools, policies, and user interaction.
Scaled tool coordination across complex multi-step tool-use tasks.
Multi-tool proficiency across diverse tool-use categories.
Persistent web browsing and hard-to-find information retrieval.
Broad, parallel search operations across multiple sources.
Multi-hop deep search and answer retrieval.
Trajectory
Daily v2 history started now. The chart shows the first baseline point and waits for 30 samples before estimating a trend.
Method
AGI Clock estimates distance to AGI with a frontier benchmark basket. It is not a claim of consciousness, economic replacement, or that a single model has passed every task.
Built in public
AGI Clock is intentionally small: static frontend, auditable data, and room for better benchmark proposals.