Inventors and R&D teams spend $8,000-$15,000 on patent attorneys — much of that on work you can prepare yourself. Patent Claim Drafter guides you through a structured invention disclosure interview, then generates properly formatted independent and dependent claims, a patent abstract, and a complete attorney-ready package. ## What's included - **Structured invention disclosure interview** — what the problem is, what the prior art is, what's novel, what's non-obvious - **Independent claim drafting** — properly formatted, scoped for breadth without overreach - **Dependent claims** building on the independent — covers narrower variations - **Patent abstract** in 150 words - **Drawings spec** — describes what figures the application needs (you create or hire an illustrator) - **Prior art context** — agent helps you find + characterize the closest prior art - **Specification outline** — Background, Summary, Detailed Description, Claims (in USPTO + EPO format) - **Attorney-ready package** — your attorney's prep work mostly done ## Limitations - **Not legal advice** — drafts; a registered patent attorney must file - **Prior art search is starting point** — for novelty/non-obviousness opinion, use a professional searcher or your attorney - **U.S. + EPO format** primarily — JP, CN, KR have different conventions agent flags but doesn't fully convert - **Doesn't file** — generates the application package; you (or your attorney) files via USPTO EFS / EPO - **No drawing creation** — describes what's needed; hire a patent illustrator ## Best fit Inventors and startup R&D teams who'd otherwise pay an attorney $8-15K to draft from scratch. Especially valuable for engineers + product builders who deeply understand their invention but freeze when asked to write "claim 1" — typical fee reduction is 60-80% when handing the attorney a finished draft.
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