Super Thesis Tutor

Problem

Thesis writing often stalls between topic selection, proposal, literature review, chapter writing, and defense preparation. Generic tools may produce vague advice, but they cannot keep the work grounded in real references or track citation consistency.

How It Works

super-thesis-tutor structures the workflow into eight stages: startup diagnosis, topic and proposal, literature search and review, research design, chapter writing, review, formatting and similarity checks, and defense preparation. Core capabilities include:
- Template generation: proposal, outline, PPT framework, review report, final checklist
- Drafting: thesis body and literature review based on user-provided references, with citation mapping
- Annotation and revision: paragraph-level comments, academic rewriting, and reduction of formulaic phrasing
- Material processing: abstract extraction, policy-file distillation, and case structuring

The key mechanism is a four-step reference-driven method: request relevant literature, map it to sections, write strictly from provided sources, and deliver text with a citation cross-reference. Review uses multi-dimensional scoring and sprint-style iteration to prioritize high-risk issues.

Boundaries

It suits undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral thesis support, but it does not replace academic databases, institutional plagiarism systems, or third-party AI-detection tools. Outputs must rely on real references, and it should not be used to fabricate citations, fabricate data, or evade plagiarism checks.