Map independent claim elements to product features for patent risk triage.
npx skills add https://github.com/stakwork/stakgraph --skill fto-triage-stakwork
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: fto-triage Source: https://github.com/stakwork/stakgraph/tree/main/mcp/skills/ip-legal/fto-triage Command: npx skills add https://github.com/stakwork/stakgraph --skill fto-triage-stakwork
This Skill provides a structured first look at potentially blocking utility patents without presenting the result as a freedom-to-operate opinion, helping teams identify patent risks before launch and route decisions to qualified patent counsel.
Use the fto-triage skill to assess potential blocking patents for the product, process, or feature, including its technical details, jurisdictions, known patents, and launch timing.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To identify blocking utility patents before launch, you need an element-by-element claim mapping triage that compares your product's technical architecture against independent claims to surface literal infringement and doctrine-of-equivalents risks.
The best way to prepare a preliminary freedom-to-operate analysis is to generate a counsel-ready memo documenting search scope, patent status verification, open questions, willfulness considerations, and recommended next steps for qualified patent counsel review.
Claim chart mapping for infringement risk works by evaluating each element of the most plausible independent claims against your product details, systematically separating literal infringement, doctrine-of-equivalents, indirect infringement, and divided-infringement considerations.
Yes, you can use patent triage to plan design-around strategies by mapping supplied patent claims against your process or feature specifications to identify specific claim elements that require alternative technical implementations.
Yes, you need a qualified patent attorney because preliminary patent risk triage explicitly avoids presenting results as a freedom-to-operate opinion and is designed to route decisions and open questions to qualified patent counsel for final legal review.
Limitations of freedom-to-operate reviews include the inability to provide legal opinions, the requirement for accurate product technical details and jurisdiction timing, and the necessity to verify patent status across specified jurisdictions before making launch decisions.
zhou210712Map potentially blocking patents to product features with claim mapping tables.
anthropicsMap potentially blocking utility patents to independent claims element by element.
Bossmann007Map product features against patent claims to identify blocking issues.
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