patent-pipeline

Automate patent application drafting from invention descriptions to jurisdiction-specific filing documents.

2|Updated Aug 12, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/goupup-ai/miccai25 --skill patent-pipeline-goupup-ai
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Skill: patent-pipeline
Source: https://github.com/goupup-ai/miccai25/tree/main/ARIS/skills/patent-pipeline
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/goupup-ai/miccai25 --skill patent-pipeline-goupup-ai

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Drafting patent applications that meet strict, jurisdiction-specific legal requirements is traditionally time-consuming, error-prone, and requires specialized expertise in patent law across different regions. This skill eliminates that burden by automating the full drafting workflow from raw invention descriptions to filing-ready documents.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Multi-jurisdiction support: Generates compliant applications for CN (CNIPA), US (USPTO), and EP (EPO) patent offices, with support for both invention patents and CN-only utility models.
  • End-to-end pipeline: Orchestrates prior art search, novelty assessment, claims drafting, specification writing, examiner-style review, and jurisdiction-specific formatting in a single guided workflow.
  • Use case: A researcher who developed a novel vertebrae segmentation algorithm can use this skill to automatically generate a complete CN patent application draft, including claims, specification, and abstract, ready for attorney review.

Quick Start

Provide your detailed invention description and target jurisdiction (CN, US, EP, or ALL) to the patent-pipeline skill to generate a complete, jurisdiction-compliant patent application draft.

Frequently Asked Questions about patent-pipeline

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

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How do I draft a patent application from an invention description for multiple jurisdictions?

Drafting a patent application from an invention description for multiple jurisdictions is automated by processing raw invention data into jurisdiction-compliant documents for CN, US, and EP patent offices. The pipeline generates prior art analysis, hierarchical claims, and full specifications ready for attorney review.

What is the process for generating patent claims and specifications for a USPTO filing?

Generating patent claims and specifications for a USPTO filing involves an end-to-end workflow that takes raw invention descriptions and produces ready-to-review drafts. The process includes prior art search, novelty assessment, claims drafting, specification writing, and examiner-style review formatted for US jurisdiction.

Can I use an automated patent drafting pipeline for CN utility models and EPO patents?

Yes, you can use an automated patent drafting pipeline for CN utility models and EPO patents. The workflow supports compliance formatting for CNIPA, USPTO, and EPO patent offices, explicitly covering both invention patents and CN-only utility models from raw invention descriptions.

Does prior art search and novelty assessment happen before claims generation in patent drafting?

Yes, prior art search and novelty assessment occur before claims generation in the patent drafting pipeline. The workflow orchestrates these analytical steps first, followed by hierarchical claims drafting, full specification writing, and an examiner-style review to ensure application robustness.

What do I need to provide to generate jurisdiction-specific patent filing documents?

To generate jurisdiction-specific patent filing documents, you need to provide a detailed invention description and specify your target jurisdiction as CN, US, EP, or ALL. The pipeline then outputs formatted application drafts including claims, specifications, and abstracts for attorney review.

Are automated patent application drafts ready for direct submission to CNIPA and USPTO?

Automated patent application drafts are formatted for CNIPA and USPTO compliance but are produced for ready-to-review status rather than direct submission. The generated documents include full specifications and hierarchical claims designed to be reviewed by an attorney before filing.