Have you ever received an AI-generated patent specification draft and thought, "I wish this part was more specific" or "This doesn't match our firm's style"? Patenty's Feedback-Based AI Regeneration solves exactly this problem.
Instead of simply using what the AI writes, the AI learns from your feedback and regenerates the entire document. You can convey your unique writing style and technical preferences, built over decades as a patent attorney, directly to the AI.
Select any part of the document and leave feedback. For example:
All added feedback is visible at a glance in the right sidebar:
When you click "Regenerate Specification":
Feedback-based regeneration is not simple text replacement. Patenty's AI:
For example, if you leave feedback on claims saying "broaden the scope," the AI does more than modify the claims: it also adjusts related detailed descriptions and summaries to maintain overall document consistency.
All versions before and after regeneration are automatically saved:
regeneration_before typeregeneration_after typeLeave feedback like "Our firm always writes claims in the format 'characterized by...'" and the AI rewrites all claims in that style.
Feedback such as "The technical effects in this section are unclear. Please add specific numbers or comparative data" prompts the AI to strengthen the content.
Request "Claim 1's scope is too narrow. Please expand to a higher concept" and the AI adjusts claim scope along with related descriptions.
Watch the tutorial video above to see the actual process!

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