Tutorial · 4 min
How to use ThesisAI
AI-powered academic writing assistant for theses
Generate chapter outlines, abstracts, literature reviews, methodology, results, discussion and conclusion drafts grounded in your library and citation style.
Before you start
- • A signed-in SciExpert account
Steps
- 1
Open ThesisAI
From the workspace sidebar choose ThesisAI. On a phone, open the All menu and tap ThesisAI.
- 2
Set up your inputs
Generate chapter outlines, abstracts, literature reviews, methodology, results, discussion and conclusion drafts grounded in your library and citation style. Start with the smallest realistic input so you can check the output before scaling up.
- 3
Run it
Run the tool and check the first output: full thesis outline and individual chapter drafting.
- 4
Review what came back
Work through the results: bachelor, master and phd level tone and structure; citations drawn from your saved library, never invented; apa, vancouver, harvard, mla, chicago and ieee styles.
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Save or export
Save the configuration as a preset if you will repeat it, and export the output when you need it outside SciExpert. Your inputs persist across refreshes and sign-ins.
Tips
- • Start with a small input, verify the output, then scale up.
- • Save a preset once the configuration works so you can reuse it across papers.
Troubleshooting
Nothing happens when I run it
Check that every required field is filled and that your plan includes this service — locked services show a padlock in the sidebar.
The output is not what I expected
Reduce the input to a single item, confirm the result is correct, then add the rest back gradually.