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Pairit offers critical infrastructure for researchers to design and audit live experiments involving server-hosted AI agents acting within human-AI dyads. By standardizing complex interaction protocols into auditable YAML configurations, it enables the rigorous testing of organizational designs where AI participants actively communicate and make decisions alongside humans. This tool addresses a key gap in current research capabilities by allowing high-resolution capture of negotiation and collaborative processes that were previously difficult to orchestrate programmatically.
Pairit: A Platform for Live Experiments on Human-AI Collaboration
arXiv:2609.09789v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Organizational design in the era of artificial intelligence requires experimental methods that can test how human-AI groups coordinate, delegate, and make decisions. Programmable platforms coordinate live human-to-human sessions or real-time human-AI chat, but researchers cannot easily declare experiment protocols in which AI participants both communicate and act on shared work within one auditable configuration. Here we introduce Pairit, an online platform that facilitates the design, testing, and deployment of experiments that test human-AI organizational designs and interventions. Through a single YAML configuration file, researchers declare an executable experiment graph (pages, routing, randomization, matchmaking, chat, shared workspaces, server-hosted agents, surveys, timers, and custom HTML components) and combine any number of humans and AI agents in live sessions. We have validated the feasibility of the platform through multiple live deployments, including peer-reviewed published studies, capturing high-resolution process traces of communication, negotiation, and collaborative work in live human-AI dyads. By representing complex interactive protocols as standardized, auditable configuration files, Pairit provides reusable infrastructure for specifying, deploying, and sharing live human-AI organizational experiments.
Abstract:Organizational design in the era of artificial intelligence requires experimental methods that can test how human-AI groups coordinate, delegate, and make decisions. Programmable platforms coordinate live human-to-human sessions or real-time human-AI chat, but researchers cannot easily declare experiment protocols in which AI participants both communicate and act on shared work within one auditable configuration. Here we introduce Pairit, an online platform that facilitates the design, testing, and deployment of experiments that test human-AI organizational designs and interventions. Through a single YAML configuration file, researchers declare an executable experiment graph (pages, routing, randomization, matchmaking, chat, shared workspaces, server-hosted agents, surveys, timers, and custom HTML components) and combine any number of humans and AI agents in live sessions. We have validated the feasibility of the platform through multiple live deployments, including peer-reviewed published studies, capturing high-resolution process traces of communication, negotiation, and collaborative work in live human-AI dyads. By representing complex interactive protocols as standardized, auditable configuration files, Pairit provides reusable infrastructure for specifying, deploying, and sharing live human-AI organizational experiments.
Human-Computer Interaction (cs.HC); Artificial Intelligence (cs.AI)
arXiv:2609.09789 [cs.HC]
(or arXiv:2609.09789v1 [cs.HC] for this version)
https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2609.09789 Focus to learn more arXiv-issued DOI via DataCite (pending registration)
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