Patent Desk

Paste one invention disclosure and, once you have one, a numbered claim set. Four lanes over the same material: assess whether the disclosure can support a patent application yet, build the prior-art search to run before drafting, draft the claim set the disclosure supports, then review that set against 35 U.S.C. 112 - definiteness, antecedent basis, dependency and written-description support - and get the defective claims rewritten. A deterministic claim parser runs free in your browser first: numbering, the dependency tree, forward and dangling references, antecedent basis, relative terms, means-plus-function language, omnibus claims, mixed statutory class, USPTO excess-claim thresholds and claim terms missing from the disclosure. Drafting output for a licensed practitioner to review, not legal advice; no prior-art search is performed. Derived from four agent skills: @robthepcguy/patent-claims-analyzer, @robthepcguy/patent-application-creator, @robthepcguy/prior-art-search and @omer-metin/patent-drafting.

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