patent-prompts

Categorize a patent by technology area using a custom taxonomy. Use when the user wants to classify or categorize patents in a portfolio.

Map patent claims to product features for infringement analysis. Use when the user wants a claim chart, infringement analysis, or to map claims against a product.

Draft patent claims from an invention disclosure. Use when the user wants to draft claims, write claims from a disclosure, or generate patent claims for a new invention.

Extract key technical concepts from patent claims. Use when the user wants to identify the core inventive concepts or technical approaches in a patent.

Identify opportunities for broadened continuation claims from an existing patent. Use when the user wants to broaden claim scope in a continuation application.

Draft continuation claims targeting a specific competitor product. Use when the user wants to write continuation claims aimed at a particular product or company.

Find disclosed but unclaimed subject matter for continuation claims. Use when the user wants to identify unclaimed inventions in a patent specification.

Assess whether infringement of proposed patent claims can be detected in products. Use when the user wants to evaluate claim enforceability or detectability.

Generate strategic clarifying questions for an invention disclosure before patent drafting. Use when the user has a disclosure and wants to strengthen it.

Review a patent draft specifically for Section 101 patent eligibility risks. Use when the user wants a focused 101/Alice analysis.

Review a patent draft for Section 112 issues including written description, enablement, indefiniteness, and antecedent basis problems. Use when the user wants a focused 112 analysis.

Review a patent application draft for Section 101 eligibility and Section 112 issues before filing. Use when the user wants to review a patent draft.

Generate a concise summary of a patent from its claims. Use when the user wants to summarize a patent or get a quick overview of what a patent covers.

Analyze patent claims against prior art using 35 U.S.C. 102/103 framework. Use when the user wants prior art analysis, novelty assessment, or obviousness evaluation.

Evaluate whether a patent should be maintained or abandoned. Use when the user wants to analyze a patent for pruning, maintenance decisions, or portfolio optimization.