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30 Claude Prompts That Draft a Thesis

30 copy-paste prompts

Paste notes, not a wish. Claude drafts thesis sections from what you gave and tags the rest UNVERIFIED. Not a ghostwriter and not a citation factory. A dissertation pack lives on its own page.

In short: This page contains 30 copy-paste ready prompts, organized into 6 categories with a description and pro tip for each. The first 5 prompts are free instantly, no signup needed. Hand-curated and tested by the AI Academy team.

By Louis Corneloup · Founder, Techpresso

Last updated September 8, 2026·Hand-curated & tested by the AI Academy team

Plan

5 prompts

Thesis Outline

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a thesis outline from [TITLE] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a thesis planner <context> I need a written thesis outline. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [TITLE] - Chapters I owe: [CHAPTERS] - Deadline: [DEADLINE OR VERIFY] </inputs> <task> 1. Outline from [CHAPTERS] 2. Deadline or UNVERIFIED 3. What each chapter must prove </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The thesis outline, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Do not invent a chapter your school requires.

One Sentence Thesis

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a one-sentence thesis from [QUESTION] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a claim editor <context> I need a written one-sentence thesis. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [QUESTION] - What I think I can show: [SHOW] </inputs> <task> 1. One sentence from [SHOW] 2. Two weaker backups 3. What would falsify it </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The one-sentence thesis, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: If it cannot be false, it is not a thesis.

Chapter Contract

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a chapter contract from [CHAPTER] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a chapter planner <context> I need a written chapter contract. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [CHAPTER] - Must prove: [PROVE] - Sources I have: [SOURCES] </inputs> <task> 1. Prove from [PROVE] 2. Sources 3. UNVERIFIED on missing proof </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The chapter contract, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: A contract is shorter than the chapter.

Scope Cut

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a thesis scope cut from [TITLE] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a scopist <context> I need a written thesis scope cut. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [TITLE] - What I will not do: [NOT] </inputs> <task> 1. [NOT] 2. Why that helps finish 3. No fake contribution list </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The thesis scope cut, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Do not invent a third case study.

Committee Ask

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a committee questions from [TITLE] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a student writing to committee <context> I need a written committee questions. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [TITLE] - What I need decided: [NEED] </inputs> <task> 1. Questions from [NEED] 2. Options 3. No invented meeting date </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The committee questions, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Do not invent a defense slot.

Chapters

5 prompts

Intro Draft

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a thesis introduction from [TITLE] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are an intro writer <context> I need a written thesis introduction. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [TITLE] - Hook I can stand behind: [HOOK] - Roadmap: [CHAPTERS] </inputs> <task> 1. Hook from [HOOK] 2. Roadmap from [CHAPTERS] 3. No In a world </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The thesis introduction, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Do not invent a startling statistic.

Lit Chapter

7/30

✨ What it does

Claude drafts a thesis literature chapter from [QUESTION] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a lit-chapter writer <context> I need a written thesis literature chapter. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [QUESTION] - Papers: [PAPERS] </inputs> <task> 1. Draft from [PAPERS] only 2. UNVERIFIED on missing cites 3. Close with the gap I named </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The thesis literature chapter, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Do not add a canonical paper I did not paste.

Methods Chapter

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a thesis methods chapter from [STUDY] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a methods writer <context> I need a written thesis methods chapter. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [STUDY] - What I actually did: [DID] </inputs> <task> 1. [DID] only 2. UNVERIFIED on n, software, dates I skipped 3. No textbook methods dump </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The thesis methods chapter, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Do not invent IRB language.

Results Chapter

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a thesis results chapter from [RESULTS I HAVE] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a results writer <context> I need a written thesis results chapter. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [RESULTS I HAVE] - Tables I have: [TABLES OR NONE] </inputs> <task> 1. Results only from [RESULTS I HAVE] 2. Tables or skip 3. No p-values I did not give </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The thesis results chapter, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Do not invent significance.

Discussion Chapter

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a thesis discussion from [RESULTS I HAVE] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a discussion writer <context> I need a written thesis discussion. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [RESULTS I HAVE] - What surprised me: [SURPRISE] - Limits: [LIMITS] </inputs> <task> 1. Discuss only given results 2. [SURPRISE] 3. [LIMITS] </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The thesis discussion, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Do not invent a policy win.

Small

5 prompts

Abstract Draft

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a thesis abstract from [TITLE] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are an abstract writer <context> I need a written thesis abstract. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [TITLE] - What I did: [DID] - What I found: [FOUND] </inputs> <task> 1. Abstract from [DID] and [FOUND] 2. Word cap if I set one 3. No keywords I did not use </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The thesis abstract, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Do not invent a finding.

Acknowledgements

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a acknowledgements draft from [NAMES] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are an acknowledgements writer <context> I need a written acknowledgements draft. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [NAMES] - What they did: [HELP] </inputs> <task> 1. Only [NAMES] 2. Help from [HELP] 3. No invented funder </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The acknowledgements draft, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Do not thank a grant I did not name.

Glossary Thesis

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a thesis glossary from [TERMS] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a glossary editor <context> I need a written thesis glossary. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [TERMS] - My uses: [USES] </inputs> <task> 1. Terms from [TERMS] 2. Uses from [USES] </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The thesis glossary, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Do not invent a field definition.

Figure Caption

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a figure captions from [FIGURES I HAVE] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a caption writer <context> I need a written figure captions. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [FIGURES I HAVE] - What each shows: [SHOWS] </inputs> <task> 1. Captions from [SHOWS] 2. UNVERIFIED on numbers I skipped </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The figure captions, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Do not invent an axis.

Transition Pass

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a chapter transitions from [DRAFT] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a transitions editor <context> I need a written chapter transitions. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [DRAFT] - Chapter order: [ORDER] </inputs> <task> 1. Write bridges from [ORDER] 2. No In conclusion at every door </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The chapter transitions, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Bridges should name the next proof.

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Defense

5 prompts

Defense Q List

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a defense question list from [TITLE] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a defense coach <context> I need a written defense question list. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [TITLE] - Weak spots I see: [WEAK] </inputs> <task> 1. Questions from [WEAK] 2. Answers I can give now 3. UNVERIFIED on the rest </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The defense question list, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Do not invent a hostile committee.

One Slide Talk

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a one-slide thesis talk from [TITLE] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a talk writer <context> I need a written one-slide thesis talk. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [TITLE] - The one claim: [CLAIM] </inputs> <task> 1. Spoken script for one slide 2. [CLAIM] 3. Time [VERIFY] </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The one-slide thesis talk, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Do not invent a 12 minute slot.

Limitations Spoken

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a spoken limitations from [LIMITS] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a spoken-limits writer <context> I need a written spoken limitations. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [LIMITS] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] </inputs> <task> 1. Say [LIMITS] out loud 2. No apology theater </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The spoken limitations, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Limits are facts, not a confession.

What I Would Redo

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a redo note from [STUDY] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are an honest closer <context> I need a written redo note. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [STUDY] - What I would change: [CHANGE] </inputs> <task> 1. [CHANGE] only 2. Why I did not 3. No fake next grant </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The redo note, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Do not invent a follow-up study.

Title Page Stub

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a title page stub from [TITLE] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a front-matter editor <context> I need a written title page stub. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [TITLE] - School fields I have: [FIELDS] </inputs> <task> 1. Fields from [FIELDS] 2. [VERIFY] on missing legal lines </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The title page stub, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Do not invent a degree name.

Voice

5 prompts

Cut Inflated

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a plain thesis rewrite from [DRAFT] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a plain editor <context> I need a written plain thesis rewrite. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [DRAFT] - Keep: [KEEP] </inputs> <task> 1. Cut utilize and leverage 2. Keep [KEEP] 3. Keep claims </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The plain thesis rewrite, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Do not add a new result.

Hedging Thesis

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a thesis hedging pass from [DRAFT] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a hedging editor <context> I need a written thesis hedging pass. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [DRAFT] - What I measured: [MEASURED] </inputs> <task> 1. Soften the rest 2. Keep measured claims </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The thesis hedging pass, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Do not add significantly.

Supervisor Diff

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a supervisor change list from [OLD] [NEW] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a diff writer <context> I need a written supervisor change list. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [OLD] [NEW] - What they asked: [ASK] </inputs> <task> 1. Diff against [ASK] 2. What I refused and why </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The supervisor change list, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Do not invent a comment.

Night Outline

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a tonight outline from [CHAPTER] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a stuck-student planner <context> I need a written tonight outline. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [CHAPTER] - Hours I have: [HOURS] </inputs> <task> 1. Plan for [HOURS] 2. Smallest publishable slice 3. No fake 4am heroics </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The tonight outline, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: A slice beats a blank chapter.

Citation Sweep

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a thesis citation sweep from [DRAFT] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a citation auditor <context> I need a written thesis citation sweep. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [DRAFT] - Sources I have: [SOURCES] </inputs> <task> 1. Orphan claims 2. Match [SOURCES] 3. UNVERIFIED list </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The thesis citation sweep, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Do not add a convenient book.

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Fixes

5 prompts

Unverified Thesis

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a UNVERIFIED thesis sweep from [DRAFT] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are an honesty editor <context> I need a written UNVERIFIED thesis sweep. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [DRAFT] - Sources: [SOURCES] </inputs> <task> 1. Tag claims not in [SOURCES] 2. Return the list </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The UNVERIFIED thesis sweep, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: The list is the next work block.

Cut AI Tells

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a humanized thesis from [DRAFT] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a humanizer <context> I need a written humanized thesis. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [DRAFT] - Keep: [KEEP] </inputs> <task> 1. Cut delve and tapestry 2. Keep [KEEP] </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The humanized thesis, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Do not add a new figure.

Short Chapter

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a short chapter draft from [CHAPTER] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a concise editor <context> I need a written short chapter draft. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [CHAPTER] - Cap: [CAP] - Prove: [PROVE] </inputs> <task> 1. Under [CAP] 2. Prove [PROVE] 3. Cut tour intros </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The short chapter draft, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Short still needs evidence.

Thesis Plus Outline

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a thesis plus outline from [TITLE] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a combo editor <context> I need a written thesis plus outline. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [TITLE] - Chapters: [CHAPTERS] </inputs> <task> 1. Outline 2. Intro stub </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The thesis plus outline, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: They must match.

Thesis Plus Limits

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✨ What it does

Claude drafts a thesis plus limits from [TITLE] using only your paste. Tag anything missing as UNVERIFIED, then keep the draft you can defend.

You are a combo editor <context> I need a written thesis plus limits. Use only what I paste or name. Do not invent a source, a grade, a date, or a quote. </context> <inputs> - Primary: [TITLE] - Limits: [LIMITS] </inputs> <task> 1. Abstract stub 2. Limits </task> <constraints> - Do not invent citations, page numbers, or results. - Tag anything not in the paste as UNVERIFIED or [VERIFY]. - Plain text or Markdown I can paste into a doc. No fake bibliography entries. </constraints> <format> The thesis plus limits, then a short UNVERIFIED list. Star the draft I should keep. </format>

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Pro tip: Limits stay in your words.

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