Patent PreCheck CLI + MCP server — run a patentability pre-check on your code from inside Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and other AI coding agents. No API keys.
claude mcp add patent-precheck-mcp -- npx -y patent-precheck-mcp
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first seen 2026-10-09 · last seen 2026-10-16 · seen 32× · listed by 7 sources
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@patentprecheck/mcp — Patent PreCheck CLI + MCP server
Run a patentability pre-check on your code from inside your terminal or your AI coding agent (Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity). It wraps the hosted Patent PreCheck engine, so **no API keys are required** — the scoring engine and prior-art corpus stay server-side. > Informational only — not legal advice and not a substitute for a licensed patent attorney. What it does - Scores code or an invention description across the four USPTO statutory pillars (§101 eligibility, §102 novelty, §103 non-obviousness, §101 utility) plus a separate §112 filing-readiness signal. - Reports the band (Not Ready → File Ready), the pillar holding the band back, top opportunities to strengthen, and how much prior art was consulted. - Exposes MCP tools so an agent can score the code it just wrote, inline. Install CLI Exit codes: 0 ok · 1 usage · 2 request error · 3 §101 gate not passed · 4 below --min-score. stdout is clean data; progress/errors go to stderr. Use in an AI coding agent See config-examples/. Quickest paths: MCP tools: precheck_score, precheck_prior_art, precheck_rejection_patterns, precheck_legal_context, precheck_pillars, precheck_start_review, precheck_search_corpus, precheck_cpc_suggest, precheck_session_status, precheck_deliverables, precheck_lookup_patent, precheck_compare_to_patent. Cursor users can skip the JSON and use the **Add to Cursor** button at the top. The server is published to the official MCP Registry (io.github.Patent-PreCheck/patent-precheck), so MCP-aware clients can discover it directly. Hosted endpoint (no install) There's also a hosted, keyless **Streamable HTTP** MCP server, so remote-capable clients can connect without npx or a local Node install: Same **12 tools** and the same scoring engine. The hosted variant takes invention text inline via code (it never reads files from your machine — use the local npx server above if you want the path argument). **Quick try in Cursor (no install):** copy config-examples/cursor-mcp-hosted.json into .cursor/mcp.json. Why Patent PreCheck vs. other patent MCPs? USPTO lookup MCPs (50+ tools) answer *"what does patent X say?"* Patent PreCheck answers *"can **this code** be patented?"* — pillar scores, prior-art similarity, rejection patterns, and a path to strengthen before filing. **No USPTO API key**; corpus and keys stay server-side.