patent-disclosurelisted

# Patent disclosure This skill turns an invention into a disclosure that survives a patent professional's four-axis evaluation. It is domain-independent: everything domain-specific comes from a project context file, never from the skill. ## Where things live - **Framework:** `references/four-axis-framework.md` — the four evaluation axes with targets, plus detectability. - **Writing guide:** `references/section-guide.md` — the eleven sections, the problem-statement formula, the writing order, style rules. - **Patterns:** `references/patterns-and-antipatterns.md` — claim anatomy, four strong patterns, five anti-patterns with fixes. - **Register:** `references/technical-register.md` — anthropomorphic and casual vocabulary with technical replacements, the term-of-art exception, the companion-disclosure independence rule. - **Skeleton:** `assets/disclosure-template.md` — the section scaffold to copy for a new disclosure. - **Gate:** `assets/checklist.md` — the patentability checklist and the self-assessment rubric with target scores. ## Domain context (required input) Look for `patent-context.md` in the working directory (or a file the user names). It supplies what the skill deliberately does not contain: - the technology domain and its terminology - pointers to the project's architecture documents - known competitors and prior-art starting points (assignees to search) - relevant standards bodies and any standardization plans - scenario, roadmap, and commercial