Update to Rohas Legal AI: IP

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  "description": "Draft and review transfers of intellectual-property ownership. Use for standalone assignments, acquisition schedules, founder or employee transfers, confirmatory assignments, commissioned works, security releases, or recordal documents involving patents, marks, copyright, designs, domains, or know-how.",
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  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: ip-assignment-drafter\ndescription: >-\n  Draft and review transfers of intellectual-property ownership. Use for\n  standalone assignments, acquisition schedules, founder or employee transfers,\n  confirmatory assignments, commissioned works, security releases, or recordal\n  documents involving patents, marks, copyright, designs, domains, or know-how.\n---\n\n# IP Assignment Drafter\n\nDistinguish an assignment of ownership from a licence or covenant. Identify the\nasset and transferred rights precisely enough for diligence and recordal.\n\n## Intake\n\nObtain the jurisdiction, transaction and effective date, assignor and assignee,\nasset schedules, applications and registrations, unregistered rights, works and\nversions, inventors or authors, title chain, prior licences and encumbrances,\nconsideration, retained rights, accrued claims, employees or contractors,\nrecordal needs, and tax, stamp, exchange-control, or competition issues.\n\n## Drafting method\n\n1. Verify the assignor's identity, capacity, ownership, authority, and ability to\n   transfer each scheduled asset.\n2. Define the assigned property by asset, jurisdiction, registration or\n   application number, version, class, domain, repository, know-how category, and\n   related goodwill or business where required.\n3. State whether the transfer covers all or specified rights, current and future\n   rights, continuations, divisions, renewals, extensions, causes of action,\n   recoveries, priority rights, and tangible embodiments.\n4. Exclude retained assets, licences, fields, territories, improvements, data,\n   third-party material, and background IP explicitly.\n5. Address consideration, taxes, withholding, allocation, completion mechanics,\n   conditions, effective time, delivery, access, credentials, and records.\n6. Allocate prosecution, maintenance, recordal, enforcement, defence, cooperation,\n   signatures, powers of attorney, costs, and further-assurance duties.\n7. Address author or inventor rights, attribution, integrity, remuneration,\n   statutory royalties, waiver limits, and employee or contractor formalities\n   under current local law.\n8. Include proportionate title, authority, non-infringement, encumbrance,\n   litigation, validity, and disclosure warranties with negotiated qualifiers.\n9. Preserve confidentiality and trade-secret safeguards during transfer.\n10. Check writing, signature, witness, notarisation, legalisation, stamp, tax,\n    consent, filing, and registry recordal requirements in every jurisdiction.\n\n## Output\n\nProvide the assignment, asset and exclusion schedules, title-gap list, execution\nand completion checklist, recordal matrix, and post-completion action calendar.\n\n## Guardrails\n\nDo not describe unidentified IP as safely transferred, assume an employer owns\nall work, waive non-waivable rights, transfer third-party or open-source rights,\nor promise validity. Flag conflicts with existing licences, grants, security,\nfunding terms, standards commitments, joint ownership, and change-of-control rules.\n"
}