Patent Claim Drafterv0.1.1

A patent attorney drafts claims for a startup's invention disclosure, ensuring strong independent claims and dependent ladders for US provisional filing. The tool handles antecedent basis checks and dependency trees, accelerating preparation for investor meetings.

An in-house counsel uses the skill to draft claims for a new drug formulation invention disclosure, capturing core features and alternatives. The output includes §112(f) flags and prior art differentiation notes, ready for external firm review before PCT filing.

An independent inventor provides a working title, problem, and solution summary. The skill guides intake step-by-step, asks for core feature set and embodiments, then drafts a single-category claim set with practitioner review warning, enabling the inventor to discuss with a patent agent.

A junior associate at a law firm uses the skill to draft utility patent claims for a mechanical device. The tool enforces parallelism across apparatus and method categories, and generates a dependency tree and open questions list, improving efficiency and reducing errors.

A patent agent prepares claims for a PCT national phase entry in EPO. The skill adapts formatting for European practice, includes multiple-dependent claim option, and provides a parallelism table for method and apparatus claims, streamlining the conversion process.

Law firms pay a per-claim-set fee to use the skill on their own AI platform, integrating into their document drafting workflow. Revenue scales with usage volume.

Corporate IP departments subscribe monthly to access the skill for unlimited invention disclosures, reducing dependency on external counsel for initial drafts. Revenue is recurring subscription fees.

The skill is licensed to IP management software vendors (e.g., Anaqua, IP.com) as a premium feature, increasing platform stickiness. Revenue via licensing fee and per-use royalty.