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Provides access to USPTO PatentSearch, PEDS, TSDR, and related APIs for patent and trademark searches, examination history, assignments, citations, and litigation data, with helper scripts for Python-based IP research and portfolio insights.

Leverages 78 public scientific, biomedical, materials, and economic REST APIs to find compounds, genes, pathways, clinical trials, patents, economic indicators, weather, and other structured data, returning raw JSON plus the databases/endpoints used.

Drafts patent claims defining legal protection scope for inventions. Processes invention disclosures and prior art to generate jurisdiction-compliant independent and dependent claims. Ensures proper structure, antecedent basis, and avoids empirical content, serving as the core step in the patent pipeline.

A comprehensive guide for generating highly detailed and structured embodiment descriptions for patent specifications. It outlines the necessary workflow for describing how an invention is made and used (method, system, apparatus), ensuring the patent meets enablement requirements while strictly differentiating technical descriptions from empirical experimental results.

This skill automates the generation of formal drawing descriptions and comprehensive reference numeral indexes for patent applications. It processes user-provided technical diagrams (PNG, JPG, PDF), identifies components, maps connections, and assigns standardized reference numerals across multiple figures. It ensures that all technical descriptions are consistent, legally compliant, and cross-referenced accurately against the claims, streamlining the patent drafting process.

This skill structures raw invention ideas into formal invention disclosures suitable for patent applications. It applies the Problem-Solution-Advantage framework to define technical problems, solutions, and advantages. The process includes invention decomposition into core, supporting, and optional features, identifying claimable subject matter, and planning technical drawings. It validates the structure using external reviewer models to ensure patent readiness and proper claim hierarchy.

A comprehensive tool to compile and format patent applications into filing-ready drafts compliant with specific international patent office requirements. It handles the distinct structural and terminological rules for CNIPA (China), USPTO (US), and EPO (Europe), ensuring consistency across claims, specifications, and abstracts for cross-border submissions.

Evaluate patentability by analyzing novelty and non-obviousness against prior art. Supports US, CN, and EPO standards. Includes claim drafting, anticipation analysis, and cross-model verification to determine if an invention is patentable.

A complete patent drafting pipeline from invention description to jurisdiction-formatted filing documents. Supports CNIPA, USPTO, and EPO, covering prior art search, novelty checking, claims drafting, specification writing, examiner-style review, and jurisdiction-specific formatting for invention patents and utility models.

This skill simulates an external patent examiner to critically review patent applications. It analyzes claims and specifications for clarity, novelty, and non-obviousness. The process involves generating formal office actions, suggesting specific amendments, and iterating through multiple review rounds to improve patentability scores. It uses advanced reasoning models to provide rigorous feedback on patent claims and specification quality.

This tool facilitates comprehensive prior art searches across global patent databases (Google Patents, Espacenet) and academic literature (Google Scholar, arXiv). It guides users through extracting core inventive concepts, performing targeted searches using keywords and IPC/CPC codes, and analyzing the results to assess novelty, overlap risk, and general freedom-to-operate.

Generate complete patent specifications from claims and invention disclosure documents. Supports multiple jurisdictions (CN, US, EP) with proper formatting for title, technical field, background, summary, drawings description, detailed description, and abstract sections. Includes claim support verification and quality review.