From disclosure to grant, with nothing quietly broken.
Patent work carries a different burden of precision. The suite drafts the specification, answers the Controller, and keeps the Section 8 record current, with the claim set, the prior art and the examiner's own language held together, so an amendment in one place does not break something in another.
Seventeen agents, twenty-five personas, one specification.
Every draft is its own agent. Seventeen of them, grouped by the stage of the application each serves, and twenty-five technical-field personas that every one of them can write in. Select any row for the full detail.
Drafting
Before anything is filed. From the inventor's material to a specification that can hold a priority date.
- 01Provisional SpecificationEnough to secure the priority date, written so the complete can be built on it without a gap.Detail ↓
- 02Complete SpecificationField, background, summary, detailed description, claims and abstract in the firm's Form 2 house format.Detail ↓
- 03Provisional → Complete ConversionTurns the provisional as filed into the complete within twelve months, without losing what was disclosed.Detail ↓
- 04PCT National Phase DraftingAdapts the international application for the Indian national phase.Detail ↓
- 05Claims DrafterIndependent and dependent claims, system and method, with antecedent basis checked and every claim supported.Detail ↓
- 06Abstract DrafterThe abstract, within the word limit, mirroring the independent claim.Detail ↓
- 07Block Diagram VisualiserA system block diagram drawn from the specification, every element citing the paragraph it comes from.Detail ↓
- 08Method Flowchart VisualiserThe method claim as a flowchart, steps and branches checked against the description.Detail ↓
Prosecution
The examination reports, the hearing, and every amendment that follows, tracked to their statutory dates.
- 09Cited Prior-Art AnalyserExtracts every reference the Controller cited and reads each one against the claims, feature by feature.Detail ↓
- 10FER ResponseThe reply to the First Examination Report, objection by objection, within the six-month window.Detail ↓
- 11SER ResponseThe reply to the Second Examination Report, treating the FER response as prior admissions and curing what was maintained.Detail ↓
- 12Post-Hearing Written SubmissionsThe submissions after the hearing before the Controller, in the firm's format, within the fifteen days that follow.Detail ↓
- 13Claim Amendment (Section 59)Marked-up and clean claim sets, kept within the scope of the specification as filed.Detail ↓
- 14Abstract AmendmentThe abstract brought into line with the amended claims.Detail ↓
- 15Description AmendmentThe description amended to support the claims as they now stand, with nothing added beyond the disclosure.Detail ↓
- 16Drawing AmendmentDrawings and reference numerals reconciled with the amended description and claims.Detail ↓
Compliance
The statutory record the Controller expects to be kept current.
Twenty-five patent personas
One for each technical field. The persona is inferred from the documents, or chosen by you, and every drafter and responder writes in it.
- P01Electrical EngineeringCircuits, power electronics, control systems.Detail ↓
- P02Electronics & SemiconductorsTransistors, fabrication, device physics.Detail ↓
- P03Computer Science, Software & AI/MLModules, processors, models, data pipelines.Detail ↓
- P04Telecommunications & Signal ProcessingModulation, protocols, transceivers, antennas.Detail ↓
- P05Internet of Things & Embedded SystemsSensors, firmware, edge devices, device networks.Detail ↓
- P06Cybersecurity & CryptographyAuthentication, encryption schemes, secure protocols.Detail ↓
- P07Blockchain & Distributed SystemsLedgers, consensus, smart contracts, distributed storage.Detail ↓
- P08Optics & PhotonicsLasers, waveguides, imaging optics, displays.Detail ↓
- P09Instrumentation & MetrologyMeasurement systems, calibration, sensing methods.Detail ↓
- P10Mechanical EngineeringAssemblies, linkages, gear trains, tolerances.Detail ↓
- P11Robotics & AutomationManipulators, actuators, motion planning, industrial control.Detail ↓
- P12Automotive & AerospacePowertrains, airframes, ADAS, propulsion.Detail ↓
- P13Civil & StructuralStructures, loads, foundations, materials of construction.Detail ↓
- P14Chemical EngineeringProcesses, unit operations, reactors, flow rates.Detail ↓
- P15Materials ScienceCompositions, microstructure, properties, characterisation.Detail ↓
- P16Polymers & TextilesPolymerisation, fibres, fabrics, coatings.Detail ↓
- P17NanotechnologyNanostructures, synthesis routes, surface functionalisation.Detail ↓
- P18Biotechnology & Molecular BiologySequences, vectors, assays, expression.Detail ↓
- P19Pharmaceuticals & Medicinal ChemistryCompounds, formulations, dosing, Markush groups.Detail ↓
- P20Medical Devices & BiomedicalInstruments, implants, sensors, clinical use.Detail ↓
- P21Agriculture & Food TechnologyCrop science, processing, preservation, formulations.Detail ↓
- P22Energy & ElectrochemistryBatteries, fuel cells, solar, electrodes.Detail ↓
- P23Environmental & Water TreatmentFiltration, effluent treatment, emissions control.Detail ↓
- P24Oil, Gas & MiningExtraction, drilling, refining, mineral processing.Detail ↓
- P25General / MultidisciplinaryMixed or cross-domain subject matter.Detail ↓
What each one reads, what it does, and what comes back.
The agents work in families that share one tool and one matter record. Each family below is working in the suite today. The inputs are the documents your desk already has. The output is a draft in the firm's format, ready for review.
Patent Drafting
A specification from the inventor's material, before anything is filed.
An invention disclosure form, a set of drawings, an inventor's notes. From that, the agent detects the field and the specification type, extracts the inventive concept, and drafts the provisional or complete specification with its claims and abstract, holding claim scope and support in view as the language settles.
- Provisional specification. Enough to secure the priority date, written so the complete can be built on it without a gap.
- Complete specification. Field, background, summary, detailed description, claims and abstract, from the disclosure and inventor input.
- Provisional to complete. Converts a provisional as filed into the complete, within twelve months, without losing what was disclosed.
- Claims drafted for scope and support. Independent and dependent claims with antecedent basis checked and every claim supported in the description.
- PCT national phase. Drafting and adaptation for the Indian national phase from the international application.
- Invention visualised. A block diagram of the system or a flowchart of the method claim, with every element citing the paragraph it comes from.
- Invention Disclosure Form
- Provisional application as filed, for conversion
- Images, diagrams and other client documents
- Provisional or complete specification
- Claims and abstract
- Block diagram or method flowchart
Where it sits. This creates the specification and needs no office action. With an FER or SER in hand, or to amend existing claims, use Patent Examination Responses.
Patent Examination Responses
The reply to the Controller, built around the statutory grounds.
The examination report is read on its own terms. Each objection is separated and characterised, the cited art is read against the claims, and the response is built ground by ground, with any amendment carried through the claims, the description and the abstract together, so nothing is left inconsistent.
- Cited prior-art analyser. Extracts every reference the Controller cited, asks for the documents, and reads each one against the claims feature by feature before a word of the response is drafted.
- FER Response. The reply to the First Examination Report, objection by objection, within the six-month window under Rule 24B.
- SER Response. The reply to the Second Examination Report, answering what the Controller maintained.
- Written Submissions after hearing. The post-hearing submissions, in the firm's format, within the fifteen days that follow.
- Claim, abstract, description and drawing amendments. Under Section 59, each as a standalone set or together with the response, kept within the scope of the specification as filed and reconciled with one another.
- Novelty and inventive step. Section 2(1)(j) and Section 2(1)(ja), with D1, D2 and every cited document distinguished feature by feature.
- Non-patentable subject matter. Section 3(d), Section 3(k) and the rest of Section 3, argued on the technical contribution.
- Sufficiency and clarity. Section 10(4) and Section 10(5): disclosure, support, unity and definiteness.
- Formal objections. Section 8, Form 3, drawings and abstract, each closed out.
- The FER, SER or hearing notice
- The specification and claims as filed
- The cited prior art
- The response or written submissions
- Marked-up and clean amended claims
- Amended abstract or description, where needed
Where it sits. This needs an actual FER, SER or hearing notice in hand. To write a specification from scratch, use Patent Drafting.
Patent Form 3
The Section 8 statement and undertaking, filing-ready.
Section 8 asks the applicant to keep the Controller informed of every corresponding application filed outside India. The family changes; the form must follow. This agent reads the WIPO and PATENTSCOPE status reports and the client's own chain, and prepares the Form 3 with every family member listed and its status current.
- Family assembled from the reports. Every corresponding application read from the International Application Status Report and PATENTSCOPE: country, number, filing date, status, publication and grant.
- Client chain reconciled. Filings the client mentioned but the reports do not yet show, flagged and carried as placeholders.
- Rule 12 timing. The six-month window from filing, and the ongoing duty on each new development, tracked.
- Filing-ready form. The statement and undertaking in the prescribed format, ready for signature.
- WIPO / PATENTSCOPE status reports
- International Application Status Report
- Client email chain
- Form 3, filing-ready
Twenty-five fields. One persona for each.
A pharmaceutical claim set and a telecommunications claim set are not written by the same mind. Every drafter and responder in the suite writes as a registered patent attorney with twenty-five years' practice in the invention's own field. The field is inferred from the documents, or you choose it, and it carries through the specification, the response and the amendments.
- P01Electrical EngineeringCircuits, power electronics, control systems.
- P02Electronics & SemiconductorsTransistors, fabrication, device physics.
- P03Computer Science, Software & AI/MLModules, processors, models, data pipelines.
- P04Telecommunications & Signal ProcessingModulation, protocols, transceivers, antennas.
- P05Internet of Things & Embedded SystemsSensors, firmware, edge devices, device networks.
- P06Cybersecurity & CryptographyAuthentication, encryption schemes, secure protocols.
- P07Blockchain & Distributed SystemsLedgers, consensus, smart contracts, distributed storage.
- P08Optics & PhotonicsLasers, waveguides, imaging optics, displays.
- P09Instrumentation & MetrologyMeasurement systems, calibration, sensing methods.
- P10Mechanical EngineeringAssemblies, linkages, gear trains, tolerances.
- P11Robotics & AutomationManipulators, actuators, motion planning, industrial control.
- P12Automotive & AerospacePowertrains, airframes, ADAS, propulsion.
- P13Civil & StructuralStructures, loads, foundations, materials of construction.
- P14Chemical EngineeringProcesses, unit operations, reactors, flow rates.
- P15Materials ScienceCompositions, microstructure, properties, characterisation.
- P16Polymers & TextilesPolymerisation, fibres, fabrics, coatings.
- P17NanotechnologyNanostructures, synthesis routes, surface functionalisation.
- P18Biotechnology & Molecular BiologySequences, vectors, assays, expression.
- P19Pharmaceuticals & Medicinal ChemistryCompounds, formulations, dosing, Markush groups.
- P20Medical Devices & BiomedicalInstruments, implants, sensors, clinical use.
- P21Agriculture & Food TechnologyCrop science, processing, preservation, formulations.
- P22Energy & ElectrochemistryBatteries, fuel cells, solar, electrodes.
- P23Environmental & Water TreatmentFiltration, effluent treatment, emissions control.
- P24Oil, Gas & MiningExtraction, drilling, refining, mineral processing.
- P25General / MultidisciplinaryMixed or cross-domain subject matter.
One specification, carried to grant.
The claim set drafted at stage one is the claim set the examination response amends at stage two. Nothing is re-uploaded, re-explained or lost between steps.
Included with every suite.
The agents run on Legwork's practice platform. Everything below comes with the suite, on the systems your firm already uses. Talk to Files is part of the Premium tier; see plans and pricing.
Describe the matter in chat; the right agent opens with the file already loaded.
Every generation saved, versioned and searchable. Nothing lives only in a download.
Deadlines docketed as they are computed, with reminders on the calendar.
Your precedents, formats and house style, read by every agent that drafts.
Ask questions across an uploaded matter bundle instead of reading through it.
Query Registry and Patent Office records conversationally, without leaving the file.
Turnaround, volume and utilisation, by fee earner and by practice.
Your letterhead, signatories, disclaimers and branding on every draft that leaves.
Bring the FER. Leave with the response.
Bring one live examination report. We run the suite on it while you watch, in your firm's format, on your firm's stack. Demo on your calendar within 60 minutes, 9am to 9pm IST.
Take the whole stack, or any agent on its own