patent-pipeline

To draft a patent application, you provide an invention description and the pipeline runs prior art search, novelty assessment, claims drafting, specification writing, and examiner-style review to generate a complete draft.

Yes, jurisdiction-ready patent drafts for CNIPA, USPTO, and EPO can be generated. The pipeline accepts conversational input or existing research artifacts and applies jurisdiction-specific formatting to the final deliverables.

Prior art search and novelty assessment are initial pipeline stages that evaluate existing inventions against your idea to determine patentability before proceeding to claims drafting and specification writing.

Yes, the pipeline supports both CN invention patents and CN utility models, distinguishing between the patent types to apply the correct jurisdiction formatting and drafting rules for your output.

Human checkpoints pause the pipeline at key drafting phases to request explicit user confirmation. Progress is persisted in a state file, allowing the application drafting process to resume later.

The pipeline requires explicit human confirmation at checkpointed phases and cannot finalize a draft without it. Outputs are formatted drafts for CN, US, or EP jurisdictions, necessitating final legal review before submission.