Patents
Seven provisional patents, all filed pro se as a micro entity. I write my own claims because nobody understands this architecture better than the person who built it, and because filing pro se forces you to know exactly what you invented.
Patent #1
PartsGenie AI
U.S. Provisional 63/901,870
Filed October 20, 2025
Voice-driven parts retrieval for industrial and retail counter operations.
Patent #2
GenOps / Blueprint Protocol
U.S. Provisional 63/952,140
Filed December 31, 2025
Generative operations runtime and blueprint protocol for deterministic, sandboxed AI execution. Filed on New Year's Eve, which tells you something about how I spend holidays.
Patent #3
DetGate
U.S. Provisional 63/983,308
Filed February 14, 2026
Deterministic execution-bound governance gating for fail-closed enforcement of AI-driven actions. 35 claims, 10 independent, across 5 axes.
Patent #4
Emotional Signal Capture
U.S. Provisional 64/014,664
Filed March 23, 2026
Publicly disclosed alongside Paper V. Four-channel emotional signal capture, dual-axis weighting for reasoning quality and emotional salience, persistent emotional memory with Bayesian belief updates, cryptographic attestation across the calibration trajectory.
Patent #5
SovereignGate
U.S. Provisional 64/069,063
Filed May 19, 2026
XRPL-native governance enforcement for autonomous financial actors, deterministic gating bound to ledger settlement.
Patent #6
Evidence-Bound Deterministic Authority Kernel
U.S. Provisional 64/099,216
Filed June 25, 2026
Cognitive-write and neural-interface claims for governed execution at the boundary of AI and biological signal processing.
Patent #7
SovereignClaw AI-HSM
U.S. Provisional 64/132,061
Filed August 12, 2026
Physically isolated authority enforcement module for governing actions proposed by probabilistic computational models. The enforcement kernel leaves the host it governs: a fully compromised machine cannot actuate hardware without a valid grant from the isolated module.
The through-line: deterministic gating, schema-based authority, cryptographic receipts. Every filing is a different surface of the same conviction.