What You Can Ask

Long jobs return a job id in the background. You can ask "check on my report" at any time, even in a later conversation.

Search and analytics

• "How many patent families does [Mobileye] hold in [driver assistance]? Break it down by year and top technology areas."
• "Who are the top filers in [solid-state battery separators] since 2020, and is filing speeding up?"
• "Show me [Tesla]'s most-cited patent in [battery thermal management], then its full family across countries."
• "Search claims, not summaries: find families whose claims cover [per-module coolant injection triggered by strain sensing]."

Prosecution and office actions

• "Summarize the last office action on [17/069,188] and list every reference the examiner cited."
• "Show me exactly how claim 1 changed at every amendment, from filing to allowance, and where estoppel risk was created."
• "Which arguments have actually worked with this examiner: interviews, amendments, or arguing alone?"
• "Look up [samsung] in the prosecution corpus: who are they, and how many office actions are pending?"
• "List our pending office actions, most urgent first." (large dockets take a minute or two, but the totals are exact)

Prior art, freedom to operate, and licensing

• "Find the strongest prior art against [patent]. Include scholarly literature." (this one is interactive: answer its questions, or say "use your best judgment")
• "Run a freedom-to-operate screen for [product description]: which patents survive, and what are the open questions, ranked?"
• "Build an evidence-of-use claim chart for [patent] against [product]. Find and rank the supporting documents yourself."

Ready to chain a few of these together into a full deliverable? See Example Workflows.