claim-chart

To map patent infringement claims to evidence, the claim-chart skill converts asserted claims into element-by-element rows, flags construction dependencies, and outputs a prioritized needs-evidence list with pin-citations for each cell.

Yes, claim charting works for civil causes of action and affirmative defenses. The skill maps baseline element templates against your evidence to produce an element-to-proof chart and a gap list for discovery and motion practice.

Reviewing existing claim charts is done by applying gap-first detection and an every-cell-is-a-lead verification posture, which checks disclosed-document restrictions and flags unsupported elements to reduce overclaiming risk.

Generating an invalidity claim chart follows the same element-by-element mapping process as infringement charts, modeling construction-aware elements and returning a prioritized gap list of missing evidence needed to prove invalidity.

Patent claim charting supports multiple export formats including Markdown, CSV with sources, and spreadsheet formats suitable for attorney review, and writes charts to the active matter's claim-charts directory when workspaces are enabled.

Mapping civil plausibility, MSJ, or trial-prep elements requires forcing draft framing and disclosed-document restriction checks to prevent overclaiming, and every cell must be verified as a lead by an attorney before relying on the output.