What problem does it solve? Patent drafting often fails because disclosure materials contain unverified claims, missing parameters, or ambiguous values that get silently written into claims. This Skill performs a structured pre-drafting audit of invention disclosure materials so that every technical fact is verified, classified, and assigned a destination before any claim is written. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Seven-Element Inventory: Checks technical field, background, problem, solution, effect, drawings, and test data, marking each as present, partial, or missing, and flags off-the-shelf technology that cannot enter independent claims. - A/B/C/D Fact Grading: Classifies every technical statement as tested fact, disclosed solution, unverified expectation, or missing item, with conservative downgrading when classification is uncertain. - Ambiguity and Overclaim Scanning: Detects same-unit values with different meanings, absolute wording unsupported by data, and registers drawing status with planned figure lists and suggested reference numerals. - Use Case: A patent agent receives an inventor's disclosure for a battery pack venting structure and uses this audit to produce an internal checklist separating measured data from design targets before drafting claims. ## Quick Start Audit the attached invention disclosure materials and produce a fact-grading table with confirmation items before drafting the patent application.