China Patent.skill: patent idea mining and drafting of disclosure documents (invention/utility/design), plain-language patent interpretation, policy trend detection, and assistance with examination responses.
About the project
中国专利.skill is a Chinese-language agent skill for finding patentable ideas, writing patent disclosure documents, explaining published patents, tracking examination policies, and helping prepare examination responses. It is for developers and researchers working with Chinese invention, utility-model, and design patents, with workflows that can store related research in Obsidian.
A Chinese patent-work assistant for finding invention ideas, writing patent disclosures, explaining patents in plain language, tracking policy changes, and preparing responses to examiner notices.
A guided workflow for finding patentable ideas, doing a limited prior-art search, and drafting a Chinese patent disclosure document. A disclosure document describes an invention for later patent drafting.
A policy-briefing workflow for Chinese patent examination rules and guidance from the China National Intellectual Property Administration. It explains how current policy may affect patent disclosure writing.
An assistant for preparing replies to patent office examination opinions in China. It can use stored past cases and practice manuals to help shape a draft, which must be reviewed before filing.
A plain-language reader for Chinese patents that turns a publication number or PDF into notes, diagrams, and an Obsidian entry. Obsidian is a note-taking app that stores linked Markdown files.
A patent-application document workflow that turns supplied invention materials into claims, a description, an abstract, and black-and-white drawings. It can also produce Markdown and Word files.
A workflow coordinator for patent case files, from an inventor's technical disclosure to patent application documents. A patent docket is the tracked record of a patent matter, including its stage, questions, drafts, and handoffs.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: