How it works
From invention disclosure to patent application
Capture what makes your technology different
PatentAgents.ai turns technical source material into claims and specification drafts. The workflow below shows what to provide, what to check, and what you can export.
Step 1 · Source material
Describe the mechanism
Start with notes, diagrams, or code context. Name the components, the information they exchange, and the order of operations.
Your review: Include the trigger, the input, and the result of one concrete example. Mark unknown details as questions instead of guesses.
Step 2 · Prepared disclosure
Check the prepared disclosure
Read the organized disclosure before using it to draft claims and specification text. Add missing technical details and correct anything that does not match your source.
Your review: Are the components, conditions, sequence, and alternatives described correctly? Distinguish required steps from optional variations.
Step 3 · Draft text
Review claims and specification text
Use the disclosure to develop claims and specification drafts. Review the text and request specific changes in the workspace.
Your review: Check the draft against your source for omissions or unsupported additions. For example, flag an optional feature that the draft describes as required.
Step 4 · Word export
Export the draft
Download an editable Word .docx of the draft text for continued editing.
Your review: Read the exported document, not just the workspace view. Check that it contains the wording and sections you intend to use.
See synthetic source notes beside illustrative draft text and an open review question. No account needed.
Explore a sample draft