We think of the MCP as a second surface onto our core technology. The Paximal app and the connector are two ways into the same drafting agents — use either on its own, or both in tandem. Today that surface reaches further: the Paximal MCP is now available in Perplexity Computer, another agentic environment many patent teams already use for prior-art reading and internal research.

Perplexity Computer is an autonomous, multi-step agent: you hand it a task and it works end-to-end. Pro, Max, and Enterprise users can add custom MCP connectors by pointing it at a server URL and authenticating (OAuth, API key, or open). Add the Paximal connector and a disclosure can move into a Paximal project for alignment, generation, and review without leaving the environment the rest of the team's work passes through — or stay in the Paximal app for a heads-down session. Same core either way.

We're excited to share that RapidSOS, the leading public safety AI company, has selected Paximal as a partner for patent application drafting.

RapidSOS unlocks mission-critical intelligence for emergency response. It harnesses artificial and human intelligence to fuse life-saving data from the world’s largest safety network, which includes over 723M+ connected devices and 250+ global technology companies. This intelligence is delivered to 23,500+ federal, state, and local agencies, serving one million first responders. RapidSOS has supported over one billion emergencies in 16 countries, powering RapidSOS HARMONY, the first purpose-built AI for public safety, designed to save critical time by automatically detecting emergencies, unifying real-time data and video streams, and coordinating a faster, more effective response. 

Ian Schick co-presented on AI in patent prosecution at the 24th Annual Rocky Mountain IP & Technology Institute, alongside Michael Binns of Meta.

Paximal is proud to announce a new collaboration with Veterans IP (VIP), a non-profit organization focused on supporting veteran inventors and expanding access to high-quality intellectual property resources.

This initiative brings together Veterans IP, Paximal, InspireIP, and participating IP law firms to support veterans from early invention discovery through patent application preparation and prosecution.

Paximal will support the IP firms and practitioners volunteering through the VIP network by providing participating firms with complimentary access to Paximal, our platform built specifically for patent practitioners, enabling firms to accelerate the drafting and preparation of both provisional and non-provisional patent applications while maintaining attorney-driven strategy and oversight.

Paximal is proud to announce that Wood IP Law has selected our platform to support their patent preparation practice.

Founded and led by Managing Partner Ted Wood, Wood IP Law is a boutique IP firm with over two decades of excellence in patent preparation and prosecution across a wide range of technologies. As both a Minority Business Enterprise and a Veteran-Owned business, the firm has earned recognition from the National Veteran-Owned Business Association, IPWatchdog, and Meta — a testament to the quality and integrity they bring to every client engagement.

May 20, 2026, Los Angeles, California. Today, we're releasing the Paximal MCP — a Model Context Protocol connector that brings Paximal's full agentic patent platform directly into Claude. If you use Claude Cowork (or any Claude surface that supports MCPs), Paximal now sits one prompt away, alongside whatever else you have connected: your firm's document store, your docketing system, your prosecution analytics. The drafting stack and the surrounding workflow are no longer separate places.

That's the headline. Here's what it means in practice.

Partnership pairs Juristat’s industry-leading patent analytics with Paximal’s prosecution expertise; Paximal co-founders Ian Schick and Zakery Tutino to advise Juristat

NEW YORK, NY and LOS ANGELES, CA— May 6, 2026 — Paximal, Inc. and Juristat, Inc. today announced a strategic collaboration that brings together two leaders in patent innovation. Under the agreement, Juristat will provide Paximal with access to its MCP server, enabling Paximal to leverage Juristat’s rich datasets — including examiner allowance rates, art unit statistics, prosecution history, office action outcomes, forward citation data, maintenance fee analytics, and appeals outcomes — to inform and enhance its patent document workflows.

Paximal joined the Kansas City IP Symposium, hosted by the Lawyers Association of Kansas City.

Paximal joined the legal-technology community at Stanford CodeX FutureLaw 2026.

Paximal has integrated PQAI to power prior-art search, selected after benchmarking for its accuracy in surfacing relevant prior art with less noise.