An automated n8n workflow that performs deep patent feasibility analysis, prior art search, and risk assessment using OpenAI & Google Search.
An intelligent automation tool for inventors, entrepreneurs, and IP professionals to instantly evaluate patent ideas. This workflow combines Real-time Web Search with LLM reasoning to generate professional patent assessment reports.
Why Open Source? We believe professional patent insights should be accessible to every innovator. Use this tool to save thousands in preliminary legal fees.
- π Live Prior Art Search: Uses Google Search API to find existing technologies before analysis.
- π§ Deep AI Reasoning: Evaluates novelty and inventiveness (Non-obviousness) based on provided descriptions.
- β±οΈ Timeline Prediction: Estimates milestones for filing, publication, and grant phases.
- βοΈ Risk Radar: Identifies potential 102 (Novelty) and 103 (Inventiveness) rejection risks.
- π§ Professional HTML Report: Delivers a sleek, structured report directly to your inbox/interface.
- An n8n instance (Desktop, Cloud, or Self-hosted).
- OpenAI API Key for the AI brain.
- SerpApi or Google Search API key for the "HTTP Request" node.
- Download the
AI_Patent_Strategy_Analyzer_v1.0.jsonfile from this repo. - In n8n, click on Nodes -> Import from File.
- Connect your API credentials to the OpenAI Node and HTTP Request Node.
- Click Execute Workflow.
To get more precise Prior Art (existing technology) results, you can add a keywords field in the Edit Fields node:
- Open the Edit Fields node.
- Add a new string assignment with the name
keywords. - Fill in specific technical terms (e.g., "GNN, semiconductor, low-latency"). The workflow will automatically combine these keywords with your title to perform a much deeper Google search.
The workflow generates a structured HTML report including:
- Executive Summary
- Prior Art Findings
- Estimated Examination Timeline
- Improvement Recommendations
This tool is powered by AI and is for informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with a qualified patent attorney before filing.
Contributions are welcome! If you have ideas for EPO/USPTO API integrations, feel free to open an issue or PR.
Author: Simon Quinn/sinonchum