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smythmyke/patent-search-mcp-server

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MCP server for the AI Patent Search Generator — patent dossiers, prosecution history, citation graphs, and Google Patents search

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smythmyke/patent-search-mcp-server

Added 7 June 2026

Overview

An MCP server that exposes patent data to AI agents via the Model Context Protocol. It retrieves patent dossiers, prosecution history, citation graphs, and search results from Google Patents.

Best for

Best for
Developers building AI agents that need structured patent information on demand

Use cases

  • Querying prosecution history for a given patent number
  • Generating citation graphs to visualize patent relationships
  • Integrating patent search results into an AI assistant workflow

Notes

An MCP server that exposes patent data to AI agents via the Model Context Protocol. It retrieves patent dossiers, prosecution history, citation graphs, and search results from Google Patents.

0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-06-01. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

  • Querying prosecution history for a given patent number
  • Generating citation graphs to visualize patent relationships
  • Integrating patent search results into an AI assistant workflow

Pros

  • Targeted access to patent-specific data through a standard MCP interface
  • Combines multiple patent intelligence sources in one server
  • Written in TypeScript, easy to integrate with Node.js environments

Cons

  • Zero GitHub stars suggests very limited community adoption or testing
  • Relies on Google Patents and external sources, which may have rate limits or terms of use
  • No version or release info available to assess stability

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Pros

  • Targeted access to patent-specific data through a standard MCP interface
  • Combines multiple patent intelligence sources in one server
  • Written in TypeScript, easy to integrate with Node.js environments

Cons

  • Zero GitHub stars suggests very limited community adoption or testing
  • Relies on Google Patents and external sources, which may have rate limits or terms of use
  • No version or release info available to assess stability