A law-firm-grade CNIPA trademark opposition and invalidation engine that transforms case materials into examiner-ready legal arguments using IRAC and SJ-6 evidence chains.
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npx clawhub@latest install jiang-irac-opposition-invalidation
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The Jiang IRAC Opposition skill is a sophisticated reasoning engine designed for intellectual property professionals handling CNIPA trademark disputes. By utilizing Openclaw Skills, this system automates the transition from raw case facts to structured, decision-grade arguments. It bypasses generic templates in favor of an element-by-element legal reasoning framework that aligns strictly with the PRC Trademark Law and CNIPA Examination Guidelines.
At its core, the skill focuses on argument and evidence engineering. It ensures that every submission is grounded in verifiable data, utilizing a proprietary SJ-6 evidence chain map to identify probative strengths and weaknesses. This professional-grade tool is built to assist agents in making high-stakes decisions, including stop-loss assessments where the cost of proceeding outweighs the expected legal value.
To integrate this engine into your professional IP workflow using Openclaw Skills, follow the standard installation procedure for your agent environment:
# Install the Jiang IRAC skill into your local agent environment
openclaw install jiang-irac-opposition
Ensure that your input data provides target trademark numbers, designated goods/services, and a detailed evidence inventory to enable the Pro and Document output modes.
The skill organizes dispute data into a structured taxonomy to ensure logical consistency and examiner readability:
| Data Layer | Key Components | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Case Registry | Trademark numbers, filing dates, designated classes | Establishes the legal timeframe and scope. |
| Party Metadata | Relationships, prior use milestones, status | Determines standing and eligibility for grounds. |
| Evidence SJ-6 | Source, date, proof purpose, consistency score | Maps exhibits to specific legal elements. |
| Risk Matrix | A-E Grade, Kill Gate triggers, ROI analysis | Provides a go/no-go decision framework. |
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