ip-disclosure-triage

Organize invention summaries, dates, parties, and funding for IP review.

14|3|Updated Apr 15, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/t46/ra-skills --skill ip-disclosure-triage
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Skill: ip-disclosure-triage
Source: https://github.com/t46/ra-skills/tree/main/skills/ip-disclosure-triage
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/t46/ra-skills --skill ip-disclosure-triage

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill organizes the initial information required to hand over invention-related inquiries to IP personnel before disclosure, publications, or joint filings to prevent IP gaps.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Initial IP triage memo: capture invention summary, novelty, potential joint filings, and licensing considerations.
  • Pre-disclosure checklist: list of documents and steps before journal submission, conference posting, or code release.
  • Stakeholder coordination: identify inventors, co-authors, sponsors, and external partners; map contracts and funding to rights.

Quick Start

Create an IP triage memo using the invention summary, anticipated publication date, involved researchers, and any funding or contract details.

Frequently Asked Questions about ip-disclosure-triage

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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What is IP triage and when do I need it before publication?▼

IP triage identifies and organizes initial materials for intellectual property review before public disclosure. You need it before manuscripts, conference talks, preprints, press releases, or collaborative project publications to prevent IP gaps.

How do I prepare an invention disclosure for a joint filing?▼

To prepare an invention disclosure for a joint filing, compile an invention summary, planned publication dates, involved inventors, external partners, funding sources, and any relevant contracts to map rights and coordinate stakeholders.

What should be included in a pre-disclosure checklist for a journal submission?▼

A pre-disclosure checklist for a journal submission should list required documents and steps, including the invention summary, novelty assessment, potential joint filings, licensing considerations, and relevant funding or contract details.

Can I use this IP triage process for code releases and conference postings?▼

Yes, you can use this IP triage process for code releases and conference postings. It organizes initial information for intellectual property review across manuscripts, talks, preprints, press releases, and collaborative projects.

How do I identify stakeholders and map funding contracts to IP rights?▼

Identify stakeholders by listing inventors, co-authors, sponsors, and external partners, then map associated contracts and funding sources to their respective rights to ensure proper coordination before public disclosure.