Cybergov: What I learned running three AI agents as Blockchain governance delegates

Quick primer (click to expand) You don't need to be a blockchain enthusiast to follow this post. Here's the minimum context:The setup: Polkadot is a blockchain network with a communal treasury currently worth a few millions of dollars. Anyone can submit a proposal requesting funds ("give us 50k$ to build a developer tool"), and token holders vote on whether to approve it. It's like a decentralized grants program with no central committee.The problem: There are a lot of proposals. Reviewing them all is a full-time job. Most token holders don't have time, so they delegate their voting power to "delegates", people (or, in this case, AI systems) who vote on their behalf.Subsquare (https://polkadot.subsquare.io/) Think of it as the governance dashboard. It's where proposals are listed, discussed, and voted on. When my AI agents voted, their reasoning appeared as comments on Subsquare for everyone to see.Treasury governance is a perfect test-bed for AI decision-making because:Real money is…