thesis-review

To review a Chinese master's thesis, you upload your DOCX file for automated formatting, language quality, and reference consistency checks. The analysis identifies mixed punctuation, statistical wording errors, and numbering inconsistencies, returning a prioritized list of revision suggestions.

Checking academic writing quality involves analyzing statistical wording, p-value expressions, and chart caption clarity within your DOCX file. The review process evaluates academic rigor and title-content alignment, providing exact problem locations and targeted improvement guidance for your draft.

Yes, python-docx is required for DOCX parsing and document analysis during thesis submission checks. The Skill uses this dependency to extract text and evaluate formatting, structure, and reference numbering continuity, ensuring your graduate paper meets academic standards before submission.

Thesis reference verification uses WebSearch support when available to validate reference numbering consistency and accuracy. If WebSearch is not available, the Skill still performs internal DOCX analysis to cross-check reference list formatting and numbering against in-text citations.

Fixing mixed Chinese-English punctuation and heading numbering inconsistencies requires a document analysis of your DOCX draft. The review detects these formatting flaws automatically, highlighting exact locations and providing prioritized improvement guidance to ensure academic quality.