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flowleap

v2.0.0 · FlowLeap

FlowLeap Patent AI — the complete patent-research skill set for coding and research agents. Data access: EPO CQL and USPTO Lucene patent search, full document data (claims, descriptions, families, legal status), academic and non-patent literature, patent-law references (EPC, MPEP), enriched office-action citations, PATSTAT portfolio analytics. End-to-end recipes: prior-art / novelty search, freedom-to-operate, patent landscape, claim analysis, patent dossiers, literature review, and disposable HTML dashboards with verified numbers and full data provenance. Role personas: patent attorney, IP analyst, researcher, startup founder. Everything runs through the FlowLeap CLI (npm i -g flowleap); skills never hold credentials.

Install

Install the whole pack into FlowLeap in one click, or add its skills to any skills-compatible agent from the command line.

Or add the skills anywhere

npx skills add flowleap-ai/flowleap-plugins

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24 skills in this pack

  • flowleap

    Start here — the umbrella skill for the FlowLeap Patent AI CLI. Maps every command family (patent/USPTO/OPS/academic/NPL/legal/citation reads, analytics, OCR, claim analysis, one-call patent verbs, the tools facade, and the raw API escape hatch) and routes to the specialist skills. Trigger when a user asks an agent to use FlowLeap, query the FlowLeap backend, verify local or deployed FlowLeap API health, run patent research commands, or debug FlowLeap CLI/API behavior.

  • flowleap-academic

    Search academic literature (Semantic Scholar + arXiv) through the FlowLeap backend with per-source and publication-year filters. Trigger when an agent needs scholarly papers as prior art or technical background — topic searches, restricting to arXiv or Semantic Scholar, or bounding results by publication year. For OpenAlex-backed NPL search see flowleap-npl.

  • flowleap-auth

    Authenticate the FlowLeap CLI — OAuth 2.0 device flow login (user code + verification URL), long-lived fl_pat_ personal API tokens for headless agents, status checks, and targeted logout. Trigger when a FlowLeap command fails with 401/unauthenticated, when setting up credentials for an agent or CI, or when the user asks to log in to FlowLeap or mint, list, or revoke API tokens.

  • flowleap-citation

    USPTO enriched citation data from office actions — citations by application, forward citations of a document, citation statistics and X-category novelty-destroying references. Trigger when an agent assesses novelty risk, examiner-cited prior art, or how often a patent is cited against later applications.

  • flowleap-keys

    Manage BYOK patent-provider credentials (EPO OPS consumer key/secret, USPTO ODP API key) for the FlowLeap CLI — check status, validate live, and hand off to a human for the interactive setup wizard. Trigger when a FlowLeap command fails with provider_keys_required or provider_keys_invalid, when patent data calls error about EPO/USPTO credentials, or when the user asks to configure provider keys.

  • flowleap-npl

    Search non-patent literature (scholarly works via OpenAlex) with year, open-access and publication-type filters. Trigger when an agent needs journal articles, conference papers or preprints as prior art or scientific background — complementary to flowleap-academic (Semantic Scholar/arXiv).

  • flowleap-ops

    Direct EPO Open Patent Services access through the FlowLeap backend — CQL search plus per-document bibliography, claims, description, family, legal status, and abstract. Trigger when an agent needs authoritative EPO document data for a known publication number, full claims or description text, family members, legal-status events, or a raw OPS CQL search. For query-building or ranked discovery use flowleap-patent; use OPS for authoritative per-document data.

  • flowleap-patent

    Search EPO patents with CQL and build CQL queries from natural language through the FlowLeap backend. Trigger when an agent needs European or worldwide patent search results, needs a plain-English invention description turned into a CQL query, or wants to tune query strategy (broad, precise, comprehensive). For US-specific ODP searches see flowleap-uspto.

  • flowleap-patstat

    Portfolio Analytics over the PATSTAT snapshot — structured-criteria aggregation by named applicant, CPC/IPC class, office, year, family, and grant status, with harmonized entity resolution and Data Edition provenance. Trigger when an agent needs a named applicant's filing portfolio, structured-criteria corpus counts (not free-text search), or any number that must carry a PATSTAT edition citation.

  • flowleap-shared

    Shared reference for every FlowLeap skill — authentication (OAuth device flow, fl_pat_ personal API tokens), credential storage, config precedence, global flags, and output formats. Trigger when a FlowLeap command needs credentials set up, a global flag explained, config file locations, or output-format guidance; for the overall command map start from the `flowleap` skill.

  • flowleap-tools

    Discover and run FlowLeap backend tools through the agent-first /v1/tools facade — one stable contract (search_patents, get_bibliography, get_claims, get_patent_summary, compare_patents, reference_search, …) instead of provider-specific endpoints. Trigger when an agent needs patent data and wants a uniform tool interface, needs to discover what the backend can do, or wants compound operations like patent summaries, comparisons, or prosecution timelines.

  • flowleap-uspto

    Search USPTO Open Data Portal records with Lucene queries, fetch granted patents, applications, continuity chains, and file-wrapper data (prosecution transactions, assignments, foreign priority, PTA, attorney of record), list IFW documents and read office actions as OCR-extracted text, and build ODP queries from natural language. Trigger when an agent needs US application/prosecution metadata, grant lookups, continuity (parent/child) chains, office-action text, chain of title, or USPTO-specific searches.

  • persona-ip-analyst

    IP-analyst persona for the FlowLeap CLI — technology-landscape mapping, portfolio assessment, white-space identification, and filing-trend analytics. Trigger when the user asks the agent to act as an IP analyst, map a landscape, assess a competitor portfolio, or report patent filing trends.

  • persona-patent-attorney

    Patent-attorney persona for the FlowLeap CLI — prior-art search, claim-scope analysis, and freedom-to-operate clearance. Trigger when the user asks the agent to act as a patent attorney, review prior art, analyze claim scope, or clear FTO for a product.

  • persona-researcher

    Researcher persona for the FlowLeap CLI — parallel academic-literature and patent exploration to map what is published versus what is protected. Trigger when the user asks the agent to act as a researcher, survey a technology across papers and patents, or find gaps between academic work and filed IP.

  • persona-startup-founder

    Startup-founder persona for the FlowLeap CLI — novelty sanity checks, freedom-to-operate scans, and competitor-patent monitoring. Trigger when the user asks the agent to validate a startup's IP position, check whether an idea is already patented, or scope competitor patents before building.

  • recipe-academic-literature-review

    Map the gap between published research and filed patents — a scholarly sweep across Semantic Scholar, arXiv, and OpenAlex aligned against a matching patent search, output centered on the published-versus-protected gap rather than a ranked novelty list. Trigger when the user asks for a literature review, a state-of-the-art survey, or a comparison of academic research against patents.

  • recipe-claim-analysis

    Decompose a patent's claims into elements, keywords, and search queries with full supporting context — claims text, abstract, bibliography, description, and family. Trigger when the user asks to analyze what a patent claims, break claims into elements, or interpret claim scope against its specification.

  • recipe-custom-dashboard

    Presentation-craft recipe for turning verified FlowLeap patent data into a disposable, self-contained HTML dashboard — the agent writes one small zero-dependency Node program per question that fetches through the CLI, computes every number in code, and emits an offline single-file dashboard with inline SVG charts and a full provenance footer. Trigger when the user asks to make, build, generate, or visualize a dashboard, chart, or visual report of patent data — a company's portfolio, filing trends across competitors, a technology landscape / white-space map, or citation impact.

  • recipe-freedom-to-operate

    Freedom-to-operate clearance for a product or technology — per-feature query generation, dual-database blocking-patent search, and legal-status, family, and all-elements claim checks on every live candidate. Trigger when the user asks whether a product or technology can launch without infringing, or requests an FTO/clearance search.

  • recipe-patent-landscape

    Patent-landscape analysis for a technology area — scoped dual-database search, key-player identification, full-corpus filing analytics, and CPC-versus-year white-space detection. Trigger when the user asks to map a technology space, identify who patents in an area, or report filing trends and white space.

  • recipe-patent-to-report

    Formatted single-patent dossier — pull bibliography, abstract, claims, description, family, legal status, prosecution timeline, figures, and related art into one structured Markdown report. Trigger when the user asks for a complete profile, dossier, or report on a specific patent.

About this pack

Version
2.0.0
License
MIT
Source
flowleap-ai/flowleap-plugins/plugins/flowleap
Keywords
patent, patent-ai, intellectual-property, ip, prior-art, freedom-to-operate, patent-landscape, patent-search, epo, uspto, citations, claim-analysis, dashboard, claude-code-plugin
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