What is ai-copyright-skill?

AI-Copyright-Skill is an agent skill that helps AI researchers and engineers file intellectual property protections in China for their AI projects. It takes inputs like project code, research papers, and design documents and generates ready-to-submit materials for three types of IP filings: Chinese patent applications, software copyright registrations, and technical disclosure reports. All outputs are produced as Word (.docx) files and, for patents, as a briefing presentation (.pptx) ready to hand to a patent agent or present to management. The skill is built around the specific challenges of protecting AI-related work under Chinese patent office (CNIPA) guidelines. It covers seven categories of AI work: perception, language, generative AI, decision-making, AI engineering, AI safety, and industry applications, with specialized claim templates for each. Before drafting, it runs a patentability pre-assessment to check whether an algorithm or approach is patentable at all and flags domain-specific risks. It also handles desensitization, which means replacing brand names, model names, and specific hardware references with patent-safe generic language so the filing doesn't depend on third-party trademarks. The workflow runs through phases with confirmation gates at each boundary, so the user can review and correct individual sections without restarting the full generation. A built-in scoring check auto-flags outputs that fall below a quality threshold and asks for a fix before continuing. The skill is installed as a skill file for agent environments including Claude Code, TeleAI Super Agent, and OpenClaw, and is triggered either through natural chat mentions of patent or copyright topics or through a slash command. It is released under the MIT license and includes Chinese-language documentation alongside the English version.