
PATENT FLOW · NOW LIVE
Paximal takes a matter from raw invention documents to a reviewed, proofread, Born Strong™ patent application in a single guided workspace. Every stage runs on Paximal’s agents. Every decision stays with the attorney. And the entire flow can be driven from the tools you already use, through MCP.
16 stages · 3 lanes: Inventor, Paximal, Attorney · Skip what you don’t need · Operate it from the app or from any MCP client

TRUSTED BY PATENT PROFESSIONALS
THE PATENT FLOW
Every stage of patent preparation, in order, with the right person acting at each one.
Patent Flow chains the work that used to live in separate projects, inboxes and redlines into one progression. Each stage shows who acts (the inventor, Paximal, or the attorney), what it produced, and what comes next. Optional stages can be skipped. Nothing downstream starts until the stage before it is ready, and the server enforces that, not just the screen.
Inventor
Paximal
Attorney
Stages 1–12 are live today. Filing-package generation, approvals and signatures are built and rolling out next.
HOW IT FEELS
Designed for the way patent work actually goes.
Alignment, not prompting.
At the points that matter (target for protection, the first independent claim, the dependent set, the figures), the agent pauses and asks. You answer in plain language. The run continues. Every answer is kept in the alignment history, so a draft is never a mystery.
Runs and revisions you can reason about.
Up to three IDF runs and three application runs per matter. Pick which run the rest of the flow follows. Proofreading and applied feedback create numbered revisions, and a review always points at exactly one run and one revision. Nothing gets signed against a draft nobody looked at.
Skip, rerun, stop.
Every optional stage has Skip for now. Every run has Run again and Stop. Download any document or the whole stage. Rate a stage in two clicks and it goes straight to the team that builds it.


PAXIMAL MCP SERVER · NOW THE WHOLE FLOW
Run the whole flow from wherever you already work.
Paximal exposes the entire Patent Flow as tools over the Model Context Protocol. Connect it to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Perplexity, or any MCP-compatible assistant or agent, and every stage, from intake to signed package, can be started, advanced, answered and retrieved without opening the app.
MCP is the open standard that lets AI assistants and other software call tools in a consistent way. Paximal’s MCP server launched with drafting. It now exposes the entire Patent Flow as tools: create a matter, upload invention documents, start a stage, check status, answer an alignment question, fetch the finished files. Anything you can do in the workspace, a connected assistant can do on your behalf, under your account and your permissions.
That changes what “using Paximal” means. For a solo practitioner it means drafting from a chat window. For a firm it means Paximal shows up inside the systems associates and paralegals already live in. For an in-house team it means the patent flow can be wired to the places inventions actually appear: the engineering wiki, the release process, the ticketing system, the disclosure form.
ASSISTANT · PAXIMAL CONNECTED
You
Paximal, open a new matter for the occlusion-prediction work. Here’s the design doc and the two lab notebooks. Skip the IDF, run novelty and detectability, then draft a utility application. Ping me at the claim checkpoints.
Assistant
Matter created. Three documents uploaded and checked. Novelty and Detectability are running. Application Generation will start when they finish; I’ll bring you the Target for Protection and the independent-claim questions when the agent asks.
TOOL CALLS
create_project
create_document_upload_session
update_project_intake
advance_project
get_project_status
respond_to_alignment
get_completed_files
Intake where inventions happen.
A Slack message, a Jira ticket or a design-review doc becomes a matter without anyone copying files into a portal.
Your assistant, your matters.
Ask “Paximal, where is the Acme filing?” and get the stage, the open alignment question and the latest revision, not a login screen.
Batch work.
Twenty disclosures from a harvest session, each started, analyzed and drafted on a schedule, with the attorney answering alignments in one sitting.
Firm systems stay the system of record.
Push finished specifications, figures and reports into your DMS and docket; pull status back. Paximal is a service in your stack, not another place to look.
Automation with a human gate.
Every stage that needs judgment still pauses for it. MCP moves the question to you; it never answers for you.
Your own agents.
Build internal agents on top of the flow: a disclosure triage bot, a portfolio-gap scanner, a continuation planner. The tools are the same ones the Paximal app uses.
Free for USPTO-registered practitioners. Same account, same permissions, same SOC 2 boundary. MCP calls are logged like any other action. Nothing in your matters is used to train models.
PLATFORM
Complete applications. Built to perform.
The drafting engine inside Patent Flow is the same one behind every Born Strong™ application: orchestrated agents, attorney-set strategy, and drafting patterns tightened by real prosecution outcomes.
PROOF
Our Case Study 01 details what early USPTO signals suggest about Paximal's “Born Strong” patent applications:
Case Study 01 — Accelerated patent applications prosecuted to allowance at the USPTO
The results above come from a cohort of applications drafted by Paximal. Read the full analysis.
Read the analysis
Case Study 02 — How a high-growth tech company’s in-house team drafts patents with Paximal (RapidSOS)
Read the full story behind the results — we’ll email you the PDF.
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WHAT PATENT TEAMS SAY
“…the difference with Paximal shows up in the draft itself. The structure holds, the language is precise, and the application reads like it was built by someone who understands patent prosecution. That’s not something you get from a generic AI solution.”

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