Patent & trademark IP search — patents, assignees, and inventors via Google Patents.
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https://nexgendata-mcp-proxy.steve-corbeil.workers.dev/patents-trademarks-ip-mcp-server/mcp4 tools · 90mssearch_patentsSearch worldwide patents by keyword, inventor, assignee, or phrase using Google Patents.
Returns patent id, title, assignee, inventor, filing/publication dates, and a snippet.
Args:
query: Free-text query (e.g. "quantum error correction", "lithium battery anode").
max_results: Maximum number of…Search worldwide patents by keyword, inventor, assignee, or phrase using Google Patents. Returns patent id, title, assignee, inventor, filing/publication dates, and a snippet. Args: query: Free-text query (e.g. "quantum error correction", "lithium battery anode"). max_results: Maximum number of…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| query* | string | — |
| max_results | integer | — |
get_patent_detailsLook up a specific patent by its publication number and return its metadata.
Args:
patent_id: Patent publication number (e.g. "US9876543B2", "EP1234567A1", "WO2020123456A1").Look up a specific patent by its publication number and return its metadata. Args: patent_id: Patent publication number (e.g. "US9876543B2", "EP1234567A1", "WO2020123456A1").
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| patent_id* | string | — |
find_patents_by_assigneeFind patents owned by a company or organization (assignee). Useful for IP portfolio and
competitive-intelligence research.
Args:
assignee: Company / organization name (e.g. "NVIDIA", "Genentech", "Samsung Electronics").
max_results: Maximum number of patents to return (1-30, default 15).Find patents owned by a company or organization (assignee). Useful for IP portfolio and competitive-intelligence research. Args: assignee: Company / organization name (e.g. "NVIDIA", "Genentech", "Samsung Electronics"). max_results: Maximum number of patents to return (1-30, default 15).
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| assignee* | string | — |
| max_results | integer | — |
search_inventorFind patents by a named inventor. Useful for talent/expert discovery and prior-art research.
Args:
inventor: Inventor full name (e.g. "John Carmack", "Shinya Yamanaka").
max_results: Maximum number of patents to return (1-30, default 15).Find patents by a named inventor. Useful for talent/expert discovery and prior-art research. Args: inventor: Inventor full name (e.g. "John Carmack", "Shinya Yamanaka"). max_results: Maximum number of patents to return (1-30, default 15).
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| inventor* | string | — |
| max_results | integer | — |
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Patent & trademark IP search — patents, assignees, and inventors via Google Patents.
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