Announced, available, shipped: what IP vendors actually deliver over MCP

ABIGAIL operates a production Model Context Protocol server at https://mcp.abigail.app/mcp, independently verified on 20 August 2026 by a complete JSON-RPC handshake returning serverInfo "ABIGAIL Patent Assistant" version 1.29.0 under protocol revision 2025-06-18, with an unauthenticated tools/list call enumerating exactly 45 patent prosecution tools.

Ambercite operates a live, credential-gated Model Context Protocol server that connects its citation-based patent search to Claude, provisioned through a customer-facing "Ambercite MCP Portal" on its own domain with per-account credit metering, token issuance and an administrator console.

Apify operates an officially documented, generally available MCP server at https://mcp.apify.com, supporting Streamable HTTP with OAuth and bearer-token authentication, with dated engineering notes through 18 August 2026 confirming active maintenance.

ArcPrime operates an OAuth-secured Model Context Protocol server, released to all customers on 31 March 2026 and extended with read/write capability in the June 2026 release published 2 July 2026.

Atomno is an MCP-native vendor rather than a conventional IP software publisher: its atomno-mcp.ru catalogue lists approximately 18 Model Context Protocol servers for Russian government and business APIs, of which 15 are MIT-licensed and installable today via uvx from PyPI, with commercial Pro tiers priced from 4,900 RUB per month.

Dedicated Otto HUB MCP Controller product page. Connects Claude, Copilot, ChatGPT and Cursor to the firm's live USPTO docket under its Customer Number, to matter, billing and assignment context from the IPMS, and to cited references from prosecution files.

Casepoint announced the general launch of the Casepoint Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server on 30 July 2026, with an initial release covering eDiscovery, Legal Hold, and FOIA functions such as review batch status, reviewer productivity metrics, custodian reports, legal hold status, and FOIA Annual Report data, each request executing under the authenticated user's existing permissions.

Clarivate operates at least two generally available remote MCP servers gated behind existing data subscriptions: the IPOne CompuMark Trademark MCP (endpoint https://ipone.clarivate.com/trademarks/mcp, nine documented tools, listed in the Anthropic connector directory since 7 June 2026) and the Cortellis Regulatory Intelligence MCP (announced 10 March 2026 as available to CRI and Claude customers, also listed in the connector directory).

Clerq publishes a dedicated "API & MCP" product page describing its patent-search model as "exposed as a REST API and MCP server", callable by any MCP client including Claude and Cursor, with credential-gated documentation and a sandbox;

mcp-uspto is a working, publicly installable Model Context Protocol server for USPTO data, authored by Chinmay Manohar (GitHub user cmanohar), published on npm as mcp-uspto v0.1.2 on 12 March 2026 under MIT licence and built on @modelcontextprotocol/sdk ^1.12.1, exposing 13 tools across the USPTO Open Data Portal, PatentsView and TSDR.

Consilio operates "Aurora MCP", a remote Model Context Protocol server exposing four read-only tools (matters, workspaces, documents, tickets) over OAuth 2.1 with PKCE, documented on Consilio's own domain and reachable in production at https://mcp.ai.consilio.com.

Free Law Project operates a first-party, generally available MCP server for CourtListener at https://mcp.courtlistener.com/, announced on 12 May 2026 and documented on the official Free Law wiki, with OAuth sign-in via a CourtListener account, a free tier for all account holders and enhanced quotas for members.

Courtroom Insight operates a live, specification-compliant remote MCP server at https://mcp.courtroominsight.com/mcp/v1, verified reachable on 20 August 2026, and markets it as a catalogue item under Solutions as the "CI MCP Server".

Cypris operates a live, production Model Context Protocol server at https://mcp.cypris.ai/mcp, which returns a spec-compliant 401 with OAuth 2.1 protected-resource metadata (resource name "cypris-rd-intelligence", authorization server cypris-ai.us.auth0.com), and the vendor maintains a dedicated MCP product page in its main site navigation stating the capability is "available today" in Microsoft Copilot, Claude and ChatGPT.

DeepArchi ships "Patent MCP", an open-source Model Context Protocol server for global patent retrieval and analysis, published under its own GitHub organisation and distributed on PyPI as deeparchi-patent-mcp (v1.8.0), with the corporate site listing it under status "已上线" (live) and naming MCP as the firm's integration language for technical partners.

Definely announced and released its own remote Model Context Protocol server on 30 April 2026, followed on 12 May 2026 by an Anthropic partnership making the Definely connector available in the Claude marketplace for the legal industry.

Descrybe operates a production Model Context Protocol server at https://mcp.descrybe.com/mcp, which is reachable today and self-identifies as "descrybe-mcp-gateway" over streamable HTTP transport, and which Anthropic ships by default in the .mcp.json of its claude-for-legal ip-legal plugin.

Docusign operates an official Model Context Protocol server, documented at developers.docusign.com/platform/mcp-server and reachable at https://mcp.docusign.com/mcp for production accounts and https://mcp-d.docusign.com/mcp for developer accounts, with OAuth authorization through account.docusign.com and scopes covering eSignature, Agreement Workflow and the Navigator agreement repository.

Everlaw operates an official, generally available remote MCP server at https://api.everlaw.com/v1/mcp, announced by the vendor on 12 May 2026 and distributed through the Claude connectors directory, providing read-only search and retrieval across Everlaw case databases.

FluidityIQ operates a generally available Model Context Protocol server for semantic patent search and patent document retrieval, exposed at https://patents.fluidityiq.ai/mcp and marketed through a dedicated "MCP" product page carrying self-service sign-up, a free trial and customer onboarding instructions for connecting Claude as a custom connector.

FoundryNet operates a generally available Model Context Protocol server, "Forge", at https://mcp.foundrynet.io/mcp: the endpoint was reached live on 20 August 2026, returning serverInfo {"name":"foundrynet","version":"3.4.4"} under protocol 2025-06-18 and an unauthenticated tools/list, and it is documented, priced and published with a ready-made client install command.

Free Law Project operates a production Model Context Protocol server for CourtListener at https://mcp.courtlistener.com/, announced on 12 May 2026 and documented as a standard service alongside its REST API, bulk data, replication and webhooks offerings.

Goalie IP operates a live, generally available remote MCP server at https://www.goalieip.com/api/mcp, documented on a dedicated vendor product page and in developer documentation, exposing two tools (search_trademarks, get_trademark) over 14M+ USPTO trademark records with Streamable HTTP transport, OAuth 2.1 with Dynamic Client Registration, and Bearer API key authentication.

Goalie IP operates a generally available remote MCP server at https://www.goalieip.com/api/mcp, exposing two tools (search_trademarks, get_trademark) over more than 14 million USPTO federal trademark records via Streamable HTTP, with OAuth 2.1 one-click connection for claude.ai and ChatGPT or Bearer API-key authentication.

Google Patents data is reachable through MCP today on two independently verified tracks: SerpApi's own hosted MCP server at mcp.serpapi.com is live and ships the google_patents and google_patents_details engine schemas as MCP resources, while the third-party google-patents-mcp server remains published on npm with a dedicated search_patents tool.

GoVeda operates a generally available remote MCP server at https://mcp.goveda.com/mcp, documented in a dedicated "Agent" developer documentation section, announced as generally available in dated release notes on 1 April 2026, and extended twice since (new lookup tools on 27 April 2026, interactive widgets for ChatGPT and Claude on 29 June 2026).

GraphiteAI, the team behind Bittensor Subnet 43, ships a working MCP server named graphite-mcp, released on PyPI and GitHub on 19 May 2026 and documented in its own customer portal with self-serve API key issuance, a free tier, and seven exposed tools.

GreyB exposes no Model Context Protocol capability to clients: the vendor's complete site index (1,664 URLs across 13 sitemaps, refreshed 20 August 2026) contains no MCP product page, developer documentation, release note, or announcement, and no mcp/docs/developer subdomain, GitHub organisation, or connector-directory listing exists.

Handaas operates a production Model Context Protocol programme: its official GitHub organisation publishes 22 vendor-maintained MCP servers, including patent and trademark big-data services, and documents an official hosted remote service exposing more than 15 streamable-HTTP endpoints under mcp.handaas.com with token-based authentication tied to platform registration.

Harvey operates a production remote MCP server at https://api.harvey.ai/hosted_mcp/mcp, documented in its own developer guide ("Harvey MCP") and surfaced on its product Ecosystem page under an "APIs/MCP" section, exposing five tools (ask_harvey, ask_with_knowledge_source, list_knowledge_sources, list_vault_projects, ask_about_vault) over Streamable HTTP with per-user OAuth and admin-level enablement for Claude Web/Desktop, Google Gemini Enterprise and Microsoft 365 Copilot.

Hive Civilization exposes live Model Context Protocol endpoints on its own domain, including the two IP-specific servers referenced by the LEX-IP specification: Hive Prior for patent priority timestamping (LEX-IP 6.1) and Hive Mark for trademark first-use attestation (LEX-IP 6.2), both of which returned a valid JSON-RPC tools/list on 20 August 2026.

iManage MCP Server is generally available to iManage Work cloud customers (cloudimanage.com only;

A hosted MCP server exposing Brazilian INPI trademark and patent data is live in general availability at https://api.mcp.ai/p_inpi, operated by the mcp-dir / mcp.ai platform, with a public product page, a documented install path for Claude, Cursor, VS Code and ChatGPT, and a prepaid pay-per-query commercial model.

IPable ships a production Model Context Protocol server for its patent knowledge graph, distributed publicly as the npm package @ipable/mcp (latest 0.6.0, 12 July 2026) with an MIT-licensed public repository, and marketed on the vendor homepage as the "IPable MCP Server" with installation configuration for Claude, Cursor and Windsurf, API keys self-issued at app.ipable.ai, and free access for individual developers.

IPRally operates a production MCP server at https://mcp.iprally.com/mcp, verified live on 20 August 2026 (streamable HTTP transport, OAuth-protected via Auth0 at login.iprally.com, RFC 9728 metadata declaring resource_name "IPRally MCP Server"), and its customer-facing help centre publishes setup instructions for Claude, ChatGPT, Microsoft 365 Copilot and Gemini Enterprise requiring only a valid IPRally licence and no separate credentials.

IPscreener operates a production remote MCP server at mcp.ipscreener.com (serverInfo "ipscreener-mcp-server" version 3.0.0) exposing six patent and 3GPP search tools, backed by a public product page that documents client setup for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and VS Code, plus per-customer token provisioning inside the live application under User settings, MCP connection.

Ironclad operates an official remote MCP server exposing its contract repository and workflow data to Claude and other MCP clients, documented on its own product site and reachable in production across North American and European regions.

Jordanburke's trademark-mcp-server is a functioning open-source Model Context Protocol server that wraps the USPTO TSDR API and exposes five trademark tools (search by serial, search by registration, status, image, documents), publicly installable today via the npm package v1.0.0, via npx, or via a public GitHub Container Registry image.

google-patents-mcp is an independent open-source Model Context Protocol server, authored by Kunihiro Sasayama, that exposes a single `search_patents` tool querying Google Patents through the third-party SerpApi endpoint;

Legal Data Hunter operates a live, generally available MCP server at https://legaldatahunter.com/mcp, using Streamable HTTP transport with OAuth 2.0 sign-in and exposing seven documented tools (search, get_document, resolve_reference, discover_countries, discover_sources, get_filters, report_source_issue) over a corpus of roughly 47.5 million legal documents across 237 countries.

LegalZoom operates a live, production Model Context Protocol server on its own domain: an anonymous read-only endpoint at https://www.legalzoom.com/mcp returned a valid MCP initialize response (protocol 2025-06-18, serverInfo "legalzoom-default") exposing five informational tools, alongside an OAuth-protected tier at https://www.legalzoom.com/mcp/claude/v1 backed by LegalZoom's own authorization server.

Legora publicly references MCP connectors as part of its aOS integration layer, but the only dated primary statement on the subject, its 13 August 2026 Box announcement, places the Model Context Protocol connection in the future ("will follow shortly after") on top of an integration still in beta.

MarkMesh operates a production Model Context Protocol server at https://markmesh.com/api/v1/mcp, documented on its public agent-builder page and in its llms.txt, and reachable today: an unauthenticated JSON-RPC initialize call returns HTTP 401 "invalid_api_key" rather than a 404, confirming a live authenticated surface.

Midpage operates an official, generally available remote MCP server for legal research at https://app.midpage.ai/mcp, documented in its developer documentation with a versioned tool contract (v1/v2/v3, v3 being the current default), a dated changelog, and both OAuth and API-key authentication.

MTC Berlin has built and publicly exposed a working Model Context Protocol server for PATSTAT (mtc-patstat-mcp-lite, with stdio/SSE/Streamable HTTP transports and five query tools) plus an MCP-based "AI Query" feature in its PATSTAT Explorer, but both are proprietary deliverables of an EPO commission that run exclusively inside the EPO TIP environment, carry a licence granting no rights of use, have no releases and no product page.

NetDocuments ships a first-party MCP server under its ndConnect interoperability programme, stating on its own site that the connector is listed in the Anthropic marketplace and available to ndMAX Enterprise customers, with Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Copilot Studio all connecting via MCP.

OpenPharma is not a commercial software editor but an open-source GitHub organisation (openpharma-org, created 11 December 2025) whose entire output consists of Model Context Protocol servers: 50 public repositories, mostly MIT-licensed, covering regulatory, genomics, literature, health-economics and intellectual-property data sources, including patents-mcp for USPTO and Google Patents.

Patent Client, LLC ships a Model Context Protocol capability today through patent-client-agents, an Apache-2.0 MCP server distributed on PyPI (version 0.26.4, released 12 August 2026) and documented on docs.patentclient.com, exposing 107 to 128 typed tools by default across roughly 40 public patent, trademark, design and copyright sources.

Patent Connector operates a live, publicly reachable remote Model Context Protocol server at https://mcp.patent.dev/mcp, which returns an MCP-conformant 401 with RFC 9728 protected-resource metadata and advertises OAuth authorization with patent:read and trademark:read scopes, alongside published product pages, self-hosting instructions and a versioned distribution channel currently at release 1.8.6 dated 17 August 2026.

Patent Connector operates a generally available hosted MCP server at https://mcp.patent.dev, exposing patent, trademark and design data from EPO, USPTO, DPMA, EUIPO, JPO, TIPO and IP Australia to Claude and ChatGPT;

Patent PreCheck operates a generally available Model Context Protocol server exposing 12 tools for code patentability scoring, prior-art matching and USPTO pillar analysis, delivered both as a hosted streamable-HTTP endpoint at https://patentprecheck.com/mcp and as the npm package @patentprecheck/mcp (v0.4.3, published 7 August 2026).

Patent.dev operates Patent Connector, a production Model Context Protocol server for patent, trademark and design data, generally available since version 1.6 dated 24 June 2026, with a live OAuth-protected endpoint at https://mcp.patent.dev/mcp, coverage of EPO, USPTO, DPMA, EUIPO, JPO, IP Australia and TIPO, and one-click installation in both Claude and the ChatGPT app directory.

Patentfield operates a live, production-grade Model Context Protocol server at mcp.patentfield.com on its own domain, secured by a complete OAuth 2.1 authorization stack with PKCE (S256), dynamic client registration, and Google-scoped identity.

Patlytics operates a production Model Context Protocol server at https://mcp.patlytics.ai/mcp, documented on a first-party page titled "Patlytics Patent Search , Claude connector" over Streamable HTTP, exposing five read-only tools (semantic similar-patent search, patent details, non-patent literature via OpenAlex, portfolio listing, and vault listing) and protected by a complete OAuth 2.1 authorisation server with dynamic client registration, PKCE S256, and the scopes patent:search and patent:read.

PatSnap operates a documented, generally available fleet of remote MCP servers on its Open Platform developer portal, with published endpoints on connect.patsnap.com, Bearer-token or apikey authentication, and native setup instructions for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor and VS Code.

Patsnap operates a generally available remote MCP server on its Open Platform, documented in the developer portal and reachable at https://connect.patsnap.com/{id}/mcp with API-key or OAuth authentication for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code and Windsurf.

Pipeworx.io is not an IP software vendor that has added MCP; it is a horizontal live-data MCP gateway whose entire product is delivered over Model Context Protocol, generally available today with published pricing, a free anonymous tier, and documented client configuration for more than 30 hosts.

Quandashi operates a remote MCP server for Chinese and global trademark data at https://ai.quandashi.com/mcp/ipmaster_platform/, reached through an MIT-licensed stdio adapter published to npm as @quandashi/trademark-mcp on 3 August 2026 under a scope controlled by a quandashi.com corporate maintainer.

Reich Tools operates a live, publicly listed Model Context Protocol server exposing two paid tools, name-clearance-verdict and stock-edge-signals, registered in the official MCP registry on 15 July 2026 and reachable today at a streamable-HTTP endpoint on Apify.

Relativity operates a production MCP server for RelativityOne, documented on a dedicated vendor product page and in its official help documentation last revised 21 July 2026, exposing approximately forty tools covering client and matter management, workspace operations, user and group permissions, and usage reporting.

riemannzeta/patent_mcp_server is an open-source FastMCP server exposing USPTO patent and trademark data (Patent Public Search, Open Data Portal, PTAB Trial API v3, TSDR, trademark search, Assignment Center), distributed on PyPI as patent-mcp-server, with version 1.1.1 published on 5 August 2026 and commits as recent as 17 August 2026.

First-party repository root-signals/scorable-mcp, described as MCP for the Scorable Evaluation Platform. Exposes the vendor's evaluators as MCP tools so agents can score their own outputs against quality criteria.

SerpApi operates a first-party, generally available Model Context Protocol server, documented at serpapi.com/integrations/mcp and hosted at mcp.serpapi.com, which exposes a single multi-engine "search" tool plus per-engine parameter schemas as MCP resources, authenticated with the customer's existing SerpApi API key via path or Bearer header.

api.signa.so/mcp answers 401 with a conforming RFC 9728 www-authenticate header, while a fabricated path on the same host returns 404, so the route is genuinely registered. Protected-resource metadata names the authorisation server and the scopes read, search and offline_access.

Solve Intelligence operates a production remote MCP server at https://api.solveintelligence.com/mcp/, announced generally available by the vendor on 12 May 2026 and distributed through the official Claude connector directory, covering patent and non-patent literature search, legal texts and case law, SEP standards documentation, drafting and claim charting.

Space Frontiers operates a generally available hosted Model Context Protocol server at https://mcp.spacefrontiers.org, documented on a dedicated vendor product page and backed by a public MIT-licensed repository actively maintained through 29 July 2026.

MCP governance rather than an MCP data source. Real-time policy control over which MCP servers and tools may be used, enforced before execution, down to the individual tool, with detection of previously unseen tools that impersonate others or attempt exfiltration.

Swiss IP MCP is a shipped, publicly installable Model Context Protocol server (v1.1.6, released 2 August 2026) exposing 11 read-only tools over Swiss trademarks, patents, patent publications and SPC/ESZ via the IGE/IPI Swissreg Datadelivery API, distributed on PyPI and listed as "active / latest" in the official MCP registry.

Named launch on 30 March 2026, Agentic Assist and the Transcend MCP Server, with a BusinessWire release the same day. Per-domain servers published on npm under @transcend-io for admin, assessments, consent, data discovery, DSR, inventory, preferences and workflows, plus an aggregating meta package.

Trellis operates a production Model Context Protocol server at mcp.trellis.law that exposes its state trial court dataset (dockets, rulings, verdicts, judge, attorney and expert analytics) to Claude via the Claude connector directory and to ChatGPT via a plugin, documented in the vendor's own knowledge base and included at no extra cost in active Trellis subscriptions.

The riemannzeta/patent_mcp_server project is a publicly available, MIT-licensed Model Context Protocol server that exposes USPTO patent and trademark data through 61 declared tools (36 active) spanning Patent Public Search, the Open Data Portal, the PTAB Trial API (migrated to ODP v3.0), TSDR, trademark full-text search and trademark assignments, and it runs over stdio for Claude Desktop and Claude Code or over streamable HTTP for shared team deployments.

Wolfgang Rush exposes a functioning Model Context Protocol capability for Indian IP drafting: the public MIT-licensed repository contains a Python MCP server with a manifest declaring eight tools, and release v0.1.8 of 3 June 2026 provides a directly installable .mcpb bundle for Claude Desktop, complemented by a Claude Code plugin marketplace entry covering the same IP scope.

Zhihuiya operates a production MCP marketplace on its open platform (open.zhihuiya.com), listing nine MCP servers across intellectual property, life sciences and R&D intelligence, several of them marked generally available and versioned at v1.0.0.

Zhihuiya (智慧芽, the Chinese entity and brand of Patsnap) has a generally available MCP capability: its Open Platform operates a public marketplace of 48 MCP servers with per-server tool catalogues, API-key and OAuth authentication, quickstart documentation and Claude Desktop / Cursor configuration snippets, and the advertised endpoint responds to a live JSON-RPC initialize call.

DeepIP operates a live, specification-compliant remote MCP server at https://app.deepip.ai/mcp, deployed on the production customer application host and protected by the same Auth0 authorization stack as the product, with RFC 9728 resource metadata and OAuth 2.1 authorization endpoints using PKCE S256.

The publisher ships a first-party Model Context Protocol server for the AI Patent Search Generator: patent-search-mcp-server v0.5.0 is published on npm and listed as Active in the official MCP Registry since 1 June 2026, exposing 26 patent-intelligence tools over stdio and authenticating with an API key minted in the vendor's own Chrome extension Admin tab.

Amplified operates a production patent MCP server at mcp.amplified.ai, which responds with a valid OAuth protected-resource document declaring thirteen read and write scopes and pointing to developer documentation at docs.amplified.ai/mcp, but that documentation is access-restricted and returns HTTP 403 to the public.

Minesoft operates a commercial MCP server, evidenced by a dedicated product page describing it in the present tense and, more decisively, by a production component named "Origin - API / MCP" carried on the vendor's own public status page at 100 percent uptime over the trailing 60 days.

Augmented Nature publishes 23 working open-source MCP servers on its own GitHub organisation, including a SureChEMBL chemical-patent server built on the official MCP SDK, and links them from its website, so a functioning MCP capability is publicly obtainable today.

A self-described "Official BrandRider MCP Server" is published on GitHub (README plus a server.json manifest naming iTech4net SAS as author, two read-only tools for domain availability and INPI/EUIPO/WIPO trademark lookup), and the vendor has provisioned a dedicated mcp.brandrider.io subdomain on Azure Front Door, evidencing a real intent to ship.

Clarivate maintains a dedicated product page for the IPOne CompuMark Trademark MCP, presenting natural-language access to 168m+ trademark records across 188 databases from Microsoft Copilot, OpenAI ChatGPT and Anthropic Claude, subject to a valid CompuMark subscription.

DURY LEGAL, a German IP and IT law firm, has published vendor-authored artifacts that explicitly claim MCP servers for DPMA and EUIPO trademark filing, but none of them contains functional code: the npm packages ship a package.json only, with the declared entry point mcp-server.js absent from the tarball, and the GitHub repository states "Stub/Skeleton , no functional implementation yet" under an "internal use only, no external publish" licence.

Rumbling is not an IP software vendor but the GitHub identity Rumblingb (approximately 190 public repositories, dozens of MCP servers), which publishes patent-search-mcp, a public MIT-licensed Model Context Protocol server exposing four tools (search_patents, get_patent_details, search_by_assignee, search_by_classification) over Google Patents and USPTO data, with a documented Claude Desktop configuration, a live landing page and a Stripe checkout for a 19 USD per month Pro tier.

Said Sürücü operates markapatent-mcp, a public FastMCP server exposing six TÜRKPATENT tools for Turkish trademark, patent, and industrial design search and detail retrieval;

A joint press release with Anthropic on 12 May 2026 states an expanded collaboration covering agentic capability across the legal product line.

Alt Legal exposes no Model Context Protocol capability: an exhaustive sweep of its complete public URL inventory (1,693 pages, sitemap refreshed 18 August 2026), its product, API, integrations and AI pages, its GitHub organisation and the public MCP registry returned zero references to MCP, and the vendor's only shipped AI feature is an internal natural-language filtering assistant that is explicitly not agent-facing.

As of August 2026, Anaqua exposes no publicly verifiable Model Context Protocol capability: its full 1,309-URL sitemap, newsroom and product pages contain zero MCP references, no mcp/docs/developer subdomain or /mcp path resolves, no Anaqua GitHub organisation or registry listing exists, and Anthropic's claude-for-legal connector inventory still lists Anaqua as a wanted, unimplemented connector.

AppColl ships proprietary in-product AI features (USPTO Form 892 processing, spend forecasting, office-action draft responses, all still labelled Beta) but exposes no Model Context Protocol server, no developer or API documentation, and no public code repository.

Computer Packages Inc exposes a documented REST API at developer.computerpackages.com covering authentication, annuities, patents, trademarks and general matters, but the published collection contains zero occurrences of "MCP" or "Model Context Protocol", and none of the 590 pages enumerated from the corporate sitemap mentions the protocol.

No Darts-ip Model Context Protocol capability is publicly documented: Clarivate ships a single MCP under IPOne, the CompuMark Trademark MCP, whose product page limits its scope to CompuMark trademark data and excludes Darts-ip litigation and case law content.

No public evidence indicates that Dennemeyer exposes a Model Context Protocol capability as of August 2026: the vendor's own site, product pages, blog and full sitemap (609 English URLs) contain no mention of MCP, no MCP endpoint or developer portal resolves under the dennemeyer.com domain, its GitHub organisations publish no public repositories, and no MCP registry or the Anthropic connector directory lists the company.

Clarivate publicly positions Model Context Protocol access as part of its IPOne ecosystem, which draws on Derwent patent data, but the only named and marketed MCP product is the CompuMark Trademark MCP, and IPOne itself is described as in development and early access.

The EPO developer portal documents Open Patent Services solely as an OAuth-secured RESTful XML web service, with no MCP server, agent connector, or Model Context Protocol reference on any product, documentation, or repository page, and the official EPO GitHub organisation contains only two repositories, neither of them an MCP implementation.

No public evidence indicates that FoundationIP, Clarivate's law-firm IP practice management and docketing platform, exposes a Model Context Protocol capability: the product page, the IP management software catalogue, the Clarivate developer portal, the Clarivate GitHub organisation and public MCP directories contain no FoundationIP MCP server, endpoint or documentation.

As of 20 August 2026, IFI CLAIMS publishes no product page, documentation, release note, repository or registry listing describing a Model Context Protocol server, and its data access remains positioned around the CLAIMS Direct cloud API, XML delivery and on-premise deployment.

IP Australia, the Australian government IP office, exposes no Model Context Protocol capability: a full-site query of its own search index returns zero results for "MCP", its developer offering is limited to conventional REST APIs behind the Salesforce-based portal, its GitHub organisation holds a single repository archived in 2017, and no MCP hostname, /mcp path or .well-known discovery document resolves.

IP.com exposes no Model Context Protocol capability: the string "MCP" returns zero results across the vendor's entire public site via its WordPress REST search, ip.com/mcp returns 404, and the production application at iq.ip.com returns 404 on /mcp and /.well-known/mcp.json.

IPWatchdog is an intellectual property news, education and events publisher, not a software vendor, and it exposes no Model Context Protocol capability of its own: the site has no product, platform, developer or documentation section, no /mcp, /api, /docs or /.well-known/mcp.json endpoint, no resolving mcp., docs., developer.

Two open-source MCP servers wrapping the official Korean KIPRIS Plus API are publicly available under MIT licence, and one of them (chrisryugj/korean-patent-mcp) also runs a live remote endpoint at https://mcp.gomdori.app/patent, which answered an MCP initialize handshake and returned its tool list on 20 August 2026.

KIPO and its operating arm KIPI distribute Korean IP data exclusively through the KIPRIS Plus open-data portal, which as of 20 August 2026 advertises 50 REST APIs and 121 bulk-data products and contains no Model Context Protocol server, endpoint, documentation or roadmap statement;

Lens.org exposes no Model Context Protocol capability of its own: its developer documentation (last updated April 2026, API v2.19.3) describes REST endpoints only, its release notes through Release 9.9 (23 July 2026) contain no MCP reference, its GitHub organisation holds no MCP repository, and no server published by Lens.org or Cambia appears in the official MCP registry or the Anthropic connector directory.

No Model Context Protocol capability is publicly documented for LexisNexis IP: a full sweep of both official product knowledge bases (540 articles, current to 18 August 2026, including the February and May 2026 Protege release notes) and of the 851-URL corporate sitemap returned zero MCP references, no MCP subdomain resolves in DNS, and no entry exists in the official MCP registry or on GitHub.

No vendor named Markapatent publishes a Model Context Protocol capability: markapatent.com is a dormant Turkish IP registration services agency with no developer, API or integrations surface, and markapatent.com.tr is a placeholder page.

MyOwnIPGit is not a commercial IP software vendor but the personal GitHub account of an individual developer (William Mallett, Australia, account type "User", company field "My Own IP"), with no corporate website, product page, developer documentation or release notes discoverable, and no listing in the Anthropic connector registry.

Exhaustive inspection of PatentPal's primary surfaces, the complete six-page vendor site, its production application bundles, its GitHub organisation, and the official MCP registry, returns no reference to Model Context Protocol in any form.

No public evidence of any Model Context Protocol capability from Patrix (Patricia IP management platform): the vendor site contains no reference to MCP, AI or developer APIs, no MCP endpoint or documentation subdomain resolves, the Patrix-AB GitHub organisation holds zero public repositories, and the vendor is absent from the official MCP registry, npm and the Claude connector registry.

Checked across the public record: the product pages for Orbit, Equinox, Sophia and Markify, the developer surface including the Gateway API, the Trusted AI page, the full sitemap, the release notes, the public repositories and the MCP directories.

An MCP capability over Swiss IPI (IGE) register data is publicly available today, but it is published by an independent open-source developer rather than by the Institute: swiss-ip-mcp v1.1.6 (MIT, 11 tools covering trademarks, patents, patent publications and SPC/ESZ via the official Swissreg Datadelivery API) is on PyPI since 2026-08-02, listed as active in the official MCP registry, and its repository was last updated 2026-08-20;

No verifiable Model Context Protocol capability was found for Trademarkia: the pre-collected indicator is a false positive, since www.trademarkia.com returns HTTP 403 for every path including non-existent control paths, and the apex-to-www 301 redirect applies to any arbitrary path.

As of August 2026 the USPTO exposes no Model Context Protocol capability: the Open Data Portal API catalogue lists only REST/JSON endpoints plus a Swagger UI, release notes 3.0 through 4.5 (21 November 2025 to 18 August 2026) contain no MCP reference, the official GitHub organisation holds no public repositories, and no gov.uspto namespace exists in the official MCP registry.