Patent Development · Apr–May 2026

Generated 2026-05-15 · family-level summary · full claim text preserved offline.

Full provisional claim text is not published here. This page summarizes families and counts only. See /evidence/patents.html for the related public surface.

Families developed during the window

Family	Public-safe summary
OCC technology family	Single-character / minified content-addressable retrofit; reduction demonstrations (e.g. 17,930 bytes → 247 bytes = 98.62% reduction).
Week-of-X family	Themed weekly-program scheduling and member-classification framework.
Multilingual / accessibility layer	Tower-of-Babel + gov-bicentennial demo: 13 government symbols across 24 languages.
Chain-drive orchestration	Node-based dispatcher + simulation framework.
Affiliate / lifetime-attribution	$1-on-$8+-for-life single canonical library pattern; un-attributed-traffic default-to-founder.
Offline-first survival stack	80/20 offline-online split; route-local-first cost governance.

Work-product produced

Item	Status
20-claim provisional draft	Completed 2026-04-28; live at /patent-draft.html
Full portfolio audit	58 patents identified; 7-claim thin patents flagged for second provisionals
Cycle-2 expansion drafts	6 additional provisional drafts completed
Supplemental filing budget	Estimated ~$3,200 USPTO supplemental filing cost
SPEC + patent demos	5 SPEC + 10 patent = 15 total demos live on the public surface
Patent demo full coverage	All 27 patent cards linked from the public patent surface
4 AM filing guide	Drafted; checklist for late-night provisional filing window

Public-facing patent surface (cross-link)

/evidence/patents.html — Patents / Trademarks public summary
/evidence/top-300/top-300-ip-nda.html — IP / NDA top-300 ranked list

Trademark continuity (referenced, not republished)

Mark	Status
MILD OR WILD®	USPTO Reg. No. 6,751,576 · Registered 2022-06-07 · Class 41 · Principal Register

Evidentiary framing

The continued provisional-drafting and portfolio-audit work during the 44-day window establishes ongoing IP-development effort during the same period the operator was experiencing studio closure and payment disruption. This is consistent with continuity / mitigation framing: the IP base was being expanded, not abandoned.