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arXiv 2509.11826cs.HCcs.CL

多用户与AI代理的协作文档编辑

Collaborative Document Editing with Multiple Users and AI Agents

University of Bayreuth(拜鲁特大学)

Florian Lehmann, Krystsina Shauchenka, Daniel Buschek

AI总结:

本文提出将AI代理集成到协作写作环境中,通过配置文件和任务使AI使用可视化,并通过用户研究展示代理如何融入团队协作规范。

摘要:

当前的AI写作支持工具大多是为个人设计的,当共同撰写者必须离开共享工作区使用AI并随后交流和重新整合结果时,会带来复杂性。我们提出将AI代理直接集成到协作写作环境中。我们的原型通过两个新的共享对象:用户定义的代理配置文件和任务,使AI的使用对所有用户可见。代理响应出现在熟悉的评论功能中。在一项用户研究(N=30)中,14个团队在一个星期内参与了写作项目。交互日志和访谈显示,团队将代理纳入现有的作者权、控制和协调规范中,而不是将它们视为团队成员。代理配置文件被视为个人领地,而创建的代理和输出则成为共享资源。我们讨论了团队基于AI交互的影响,强调了将AI视为协作工作中共享资源的机会和界限。

英文摘要:

Current AI writing support tools are largely designed for individuals, complicating collaboration when co-writers must leave the shared workspace to use AI and then communicate and reintegrate results. We propose integrating AI agents directly into collaborative writing environments. Our prototype makes AI use visible to all users through two new shared objects: user-defined agent profiles and tasks. Agent responses appear in the familiar comment feature. In a user study (N=30), 14 teams worked on writing projects during one week. Interaction logs and interviews show that teams incorporated agents into existing norms of authorship, control, and coordination, rather than treating them as team members. Agent profiles were viewed as personal territory, while created agents and outputs became shared resources. We discuss implications for team-based AI interaction, highlighting opportunities and boundaries for treating AI as a shared resource in collaborative work.

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