invention-intake

Assess patentability, ownership, and protection roadmaps for Russian IP intake.

17|4|Updated May 25, 2026
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Skill: invention-intake
Source: https://github.com/AlsKozlov/ru-legal/tree/main/packs/ip-law/skills/invention-intake
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/AlsKozlov/ru-legal --skill invention-intake-alskozlov

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill eliminates the risk of missed statutory deadlines and improper IP ownership when onboarding new inventions and developments from employees, contractors, and consultants under Russian law, ensuring your intellectual property is properly protected from the first step of the intake process.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Preliminary Patentability Assessment: Evaluate inventions, utility models, industrial designs, software, and trade secrets against Russian Civil Code criteria for patentability and protection eligibility.
  • Ownership Analysis: Automatically identify IP ownership rights for employee service works (per Article 1295 of the Russian Civil Code) and service inventions (per Article 1370), including tracking of 3-year and 4-month statutory deadlines for employer action.
  • Actionable Protection Roadmap: Generate a prioritized list of next steps for patent filing, trade secret registration, software accreditation, and co-author rights transfer. Use Case: A tech company’s R&D team finishes a new AI tool. Use this Skill to confirm the company owns the rights to the invention, assess if it qualifies for patent protection, and get a timeline for filing with Rospatent.

Quick Start

Use the invention-intake skill to assess the IP protection eligibility, ownership rights, and required next steps for the new development described in the attached employee disclosure form.

Frequently Asked Questions about invention-intake

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I assess patentability for a new invention under Russian law?

To assess patentability under Russian law, evaluate the invention against Russian Civil Code criteria for inventions, utility models, and industrial designs. This preliminary patentability assessment determines protection eligibility before filing with Rospatent.

How do I determine IP ownership for service inventions created by employees?

IP ownership for service inventions is determined by analyzing employee agreements under Russian Civil Code articles 1295 and 1370. This ownership analysis clarifies employer rights versus author rights and calculates applicable rewards.

What are the statutory deadlines for employer action on service inventions rights?

Statutory deadlines for employer action on service invention rights include a 4-month deadline to file a patent application and a 3-year deadline to decide on patent versus trade secret protection, tracked under Russian Civil Code article 1370.

How do I create an IP protection roadmap for software and trade secrets?

Create an IP protection roadmap by generating a prioritized list of next steps for patent filing, trade secret registration under Federal Law 98-FZ, software accreditation, and co-author rights transfer based on the preliminary assessment.

Does Russian IP law require specific intake processes for contractor developments?

Russian IP law requires structured intake processes for contractor developments to properly secure intellectual property rights and analyze ownership. This ensures compliance with Civil Code provisions for service works and prevents missed statutory deadlines.

When should I not use a patent filing approach for new developments?

A patent filing approach should not be used when developments fail preliminary patentability assessment criteria under Russian Civil Code articles 1350-1352, or when trade secret protection under Federal Law 98-FZ offers a more appropriate protection mechanism.