patent-clawel · Python SDK + CLI + MCP bridge
The official Python toolkit for Marque — an agent-ready IP compliance API covering 15 official patent and trademark sources (USPTO, EUIPO, WIPO, EPO, Google Patents, KIPRIS and more).
pip install patent-clawel
# or, for the CLI globally:
pipx install patent-clawel
Quick start
from patent_clawel import PatentClawel
pc = PatentClawel() # reads PATENT_CLAWEL_API_KEY, or auto-onboards a 7-day trial key
# Patent search
result = pc.search("wireless earphones", entity_type="patent",
sources=["google_patents", "wipo_patentscope"])
print(result.markdown) # LLM-ready markdown
print(result.source_results) # structured records
# Trademark search
pc.search("nike", entity_type="trademark", sources=["euipo", "uspto_tm"])
# Risk analysis
pc.analyze("nike", entity_type="trademark", prompt="Conflict risk summary")
# Logo / image search
with open("logo.png", "rb") as fp:
pc.search_image(fp, entity_type="trademark")
CLI
patent-clawel auth login # auto-onboard a trial key
patent-clawel search "nike" --type trademark # search command
patent-clawel analyze "wireless earphones" # search + AI risk summary
patent-clawel sources health # platform availability
patent-clawel mcp serve # stdio MCP bridge for Claude Desktop
patent-clawel skill install --target claude-code # writes Skill into agent dir
Skill install targets
skill install --target supports:
| target | path |
|---|---|
claude-code |
~/.claude/skills/patent-clawel/ |
openclaw |
~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/patent-clawel/ |
cursor |
~/.cursor/skills/patent-clawel/ |
codex |
~/.codex/skills/patent-clawel/ |
gemini-cli |
~/.gemini/skills/patent-clawel/ |
opencode |
~/.opencode/skills/patent-clawel/ |
MCP
// Claude Desktop / Cursor / VS Code (.cursor/mcp.json):
{
"mcpServers": {
"patent-clawel": {
"url": "https://your-host/mcp",
"transport": "streamable-http",
"headers": {"Authorization": "Bearer pcl_live_..."}
}
}
}
For clients that only support stdio MCP, run patent-clawel mcp serve and
point them at the spawned process.
Metadata
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