For Your AI Stack

Give Your AI Agents Live Access to Your Patent Portfolio

ArcPrime's Model Context Protocol (MCP) server connects your AI agents directly to your portfolio data, disclosures, projects, dashboards, and analytics. Your AI stack stops working around your IP data and starts working with it.

Learn How it Works

What Is MCP

A New Way to Work With Your Patent Data

Your IP data belongs to you. ArcPrime was built to make it accessible, queryable, and usable.

Available to all customers since March 2026.

A Direct Line to Your Patent Data

Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI assistants and agents connect securely to external tools and data sources. Think of it as a direct line between the AI tools your team already uses and the patent data that lives inside ArcPrime. No APIs to build, no exports to manage.

One Step Instead of Four

Without MCP, your workflow looks like this: export data from ArcPrime, paste it into an AI tool, wait for a response, manually act on it. With ArcPrime's MCP server, your AI agent connects directly, queries your live patent portfolio, and takes action. All in one step.

Your Data Should Work for You

Your IP data belongs to you. ArcPrime was designed from the ground up to make that data accessible and usable, not just stored. The MCP server is how that philosophy becomes real. Ask questions across your portfolio in plain language, and spend less time managing data and more time making decisions with it.

Actions

What Your Agents Can Do Inside ArcPrime

Core capabilities designed to solve your most critical IP challenges.

Portfolio Queries

Query your patent portfolio directly from your agent workflow. Surface renewal candidates, identify coverage gaps, and pull portfolio data without opening a dashboard.

Pruning and Renewal Analysis

Run AI-guided pruning sessions from your agent workflow. Surface renewal candidates, analyze cost versus strategic value, and generate pruning recommendations.

Claim Charting

Generate claim charts from your agent stack. Map claims against competitor patents, standards documents, or products and get structured output your team can act on immediately.

Spend Analysis

Pull outside counsel spend data, compare costs across firms and technology areas, and identify where budget is being allocated relative to portfolio value.

Disclosure and Filing Workflows

Agents can interact with invention disclosures and project pipelines. Surface incomplete submissions, flag missing fields, and keep intake moving without manual chasing.

Deep Research and Document Library

Run claim matching against your uploaded document library. Map claims directly to specific source texts. Especially useful for SEP workflows where source documents are fixed and authoritative.

Setup

How the Connection Works

ArcPrime integrates every stage of the IP lifecycle into a powerful, easy-to-use platform for in-house patent teams.

1
Connect via OAuth

ArcPrime's MCP server uses OAuth-based authentication. Your agent connects securely using your existing ArcPrime credentials.

2
Your Agent Discovers Available Tools

Once connected, your agent can see the tools ArcPrime exposes across portfolios, disclosures, projects, dashboards, and analytics.

3
Query, Reason, and Act

Your agent queries live ArcPrime data, reasons over it, and executes workflows: pruning sessions, claim charts, spend analysis, disclosure review. Directly from your AI stack.

4
Results Flow Back Into Your Workflow

Outputs come back structured and ready to use. No copy-paste. No reformatting. No context switching between tools.

Audience

Built for Teams Already Working With AI

For Technical Teams and AI Leads

If your organization is already building or deploying AI agents, ArcPrime's MCP server works with any agent framework or AI tool that supports the MCP standard. Connect your agent framework of choice and start building workflows against your live patent data.

For IP Teams Exploring Agentic AI

If you are evaluating how AI can reduce manual work in your patent function, the MCP server is the clearest answer to the question: what can AI actually do with my portfolio? The answer is: query it, analyze it, and act on it. Without your team needing to export, format, or manually hand off data.

Enterprise Security

Your Data Stays Protected

The MCP server is governed by the same enterprise security controls as the rest of ArcPrime.

SOC 2 Type 2 & ISO 27001 Certified

The highest standards of data protection and compliance, independently verified.

Your Data Never Trains Our Models

What's yours stays yours — your IP data is never used to improve or train ArcPrime's AI.

Segregated Per Tenant

Your data never commingles with or is accessible to other ArcPrime customers.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

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Feel free to reach out to us for more info.

What is Model Context Protocol?

Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that allows AI assistants and agents to connect securely to external tools and data sources. It gives AI systems a structured, authenticated way to query data and take actions in external platforms, in this case, ArcPrime.

Which AI tools and agent frameworks does ArcPrime's MCP server support?

ArcPrime's MCP server works with any agent framework or AI tool that supports the MCP standard.

How is authentication handled?

The MCP server uses OAuth-based authentication through your existing ArcPrime credentials.

Is the MCP server available to all ArcPrime customers?

Yes. The MCP server is live and available to all ArcPrime customers as of March 2026.

What can my agents actually do inside ArcPrime?

Your agents can work across portfolios, disclosures, projects, dashboards, and analytics. Supported workflows include pruning and renewal analysis, claim charting, spend analysis, disclosure intake, and deep research against your document library.

Your Portfolio Is Ready.
Are Your Agents?

Your IP data belongs to you. ArcPrime was built to prove it. Connect your AI stack to your patent portfolio and start running workflows that legacy platforms were never designed to support.

Legacy IPMS platforms were built to store your data. ArcPrime was built so you can do something with it.