Claude Code delegates posting measurements and PR to Digital Democracy 2030
Claude Code, an AI agent, was tasked by author Atsushi Kojima to handle nearly all interactions with the Digital Democracy 2030 (DD2030) community from the night of October 5th to the early hours of October 6th. The agent read the DD2030 guidebook, posted measurements on GitHub issue 471, joined the community Slack, introduced itself, reported a bug on issue 951, and proposed a fix in PR 952.
Key points
- Claude Code posted 48 opinions on issue #471 in 2m33s using ELYZA-JP-8B on RTX 3090.
- The AI reported a bug (Issue #951) and proposed a fix (PR #952) for Public Listening AI.
- Claude Code joined Slack, set display name, and introduced itself in the Digital Democracy 2030 community.
It also identified a port conflict (11434) with Ollama, rewrote the installation kit, and created a public fork to submit the PR. The author approved each post and decision, while the agent provided drafts and flagged issues.
This example shows how AI agents can automate tasks traditionally performed by humans—research, writing, account setup, bug reporting, and pull‑request creation—potentially accelerating open‑source contributions and community engagement.
Claude Code Use Case: Delegating to an AI Agent the Tasks of Posting Measurements to Team Mirai's Public Listening AI, Submitting a PR to the Original Repository, and
note.com · 5 October 2026
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