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Where are people using Claude Code? Have a look: Claude Code tags commits with a 'co-authored by Claude' signature, so we can track its use over time by 2 million geolocated devs on GitHub. By March 15th, 8% of weekly commits worldwide are signed.

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Johannes Wachsvor 7 Monaten

Slice the data by country or city ('functional urban area'), and click on places to compare their diffusion curves. Click on 'About' to learn more and access the data. Curious to hear what you think. @claudeai @AnthropicAI

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Johannes Wachsvor 7 Monaten

@AnthropicAI Already 15% of commits from the Bay Area are co-authored with Claude. And note this is likely an underestimate of Agentic AI use - no Codex and you can opt-out from Claude signing your commits.

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David Bentonvor 7 Monaten

@github Those are all me. I use a VPN. Sorry for any confusion.

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Johannes Wachsvor 7 Monaten

@github I wish I had IP address data - nice try!

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