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To plan an undergraduate software engineering thesis using a real codebase, provide the repository root and school template to generate an evidence-backed outline and per-chapter evidence map. This grounds your thesis structure directly in live project artifacts.

Evidence mapping works by extracting repository evidence like builds, migrations, entities, and controllers, then aligning those code artifacts directly to specific thesis chapters. This enforces project grounding and reduces hallucinations in your academic documentation.

Yes, you can use an existing hand-edited draft when planning a thesis from repository evidence. The planning process detects conflicts, preserves legacy assets, and provides replacement guidance while planning necessary rewrites for your documentation.

A handoff package for thesis drafting is a runnable bundle generated with replacement and preserve guidance plus a screenshot plan. It formats the conservative thesis plan for a composer to execute the later drafting stages.

Thesis planning with evidence mapping applies to any live repository containing extractable builds, migrations, entities, or controllers. You simply provide the repository root and any school template to start generating the grounded thesis outline.

The best way to ground a thesis outline in actual project code is to enforce project grounding by citing code artifacts directly. This conservative planning approach delivers an evidence-backed structure and a formatted handoff package for drafting.