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    Thesis Planner

    Generate comprehensive research plans with chapter outlines

    Review every AI output and verify citations against original sources before you rely on them.
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    What this tool does

    Generate comprehensive research plans with chapter outlines

    When to use it

    Dissertation structure, chapter outlines, and long-form research planning.

    What you need before starting

    • A signed-in Praxeli account (required to run tools)
    • Enough monthly AI words for generative runs (file conversion is free)
    • Clear input: a topic, brief, upload, or pasted text as the tool requires

    Step-by-step

    1. 1
      Open Thesis Planner from Workspace or the Tools catalogue.
    2. 2
      Enter or upload the required input.
    3. 3
      Adjust available options (style, length, format) when shown.
    4. 4
      Run the tool and review the result carefully before exporting or citing.

    Example input

    Example
    PhD thesis on renewable energy policy in Southeast Asia

    What to expect from the output

    Typical output
    Chapter breakdown, milestone timeline, methodology, and verified literature references.

    Tips

    • Set research type and Auto/Manual source countAuto scales by proposal / bachelor's / master's / PhD.
    • Citation style and time range control the References section pulled from academic databases.
    • Toggle Methodology and Timeline when you only need part of the plan.
    • Iterate on the outline with your advisor before treating it as final.

    Limitations

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