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Patents

Patents, product boundaries, and the systems behind them.

My independent IP work focuses on the control layer around consequential AI-assisted actions: authorization, reproducible remediation, replay, and provenance.

Pending and filed applications are described only at a public-safe level. Official USPTO records control legal status and claim scope.

1 issued
U.S. patent with public claim language
3 additional filings
Pending/filed U.S. utility applications described at a public-safe level
Working implementation
ReplayGuard pairs the issued patent with a tested public reference system

Portfolio

Four systems, described at their actual stage

The useful question is not how many ideas sit in a filing portfolio. It is what each system is trying to control, where it sits in a workflow, and what has actually been built or issued today.

Issued

Deterministic Offline Code Remediation

U.S. Patent US 12,670,085 B1 · issued June 30, 2026

Verify a bounded remediation before downstream authority is processed

The issued workflow applies template-based remediation in two runs, compares the processed code byte for byte, processes approval on a match, and records cryptographic plus ledger-entry evidence.

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Pending

Deterministic Code Authorization

Pending U.S. utility application

Decide whether an AI-assisted code change may advance

A deterministic control concept for placing policy and authorization between an AI-assisted change and a consequential downstream step such as merge, release, or deployment.

Filed

Decision Replay & Ledger-Verified Execution

Filed U.S. utility application

Preserve enough context to reconstruct an AI-influenced action

A system concept for retaining the inputs, execution context, and recorded artifacts needed to understand a consequential decision after the original moment has passed.

Filed

Cross-Modal Provenance

Filed U.S. utility application

Track origin and transformation across multimodal artifacts

A provenance concept for preserving lineage across AI-generated and AI-transformed text, code, documents, and images without exposing pending claim language or proprietary implementation rules.

System thesis

Four control questions around AI execution

Model output can be useful long before it is safe or appropriate to act on it. These systems address different points in that gap.

01

Authorize

Should this AI-assisted change be allowed to move forward?

02

Verify remediation

Can the proposed fix be reproduced under the defined process?

03

Replay

Can the action be reconstructed after the fact?

04

Prove lineage

Can an artifact's origin and transformation history be traced?

Flagship issued asset

ReplayGuard

Evidence before automated remediation receives authority.

ReplayGuard turns the issued workflow into something a reviewer can inspect: a tested reference implementation, a bounded browser-local evaluator, reproducible fixtures, and clear limitations. It is the strongest example in the portfolio of an invention moving from filing to working product artifact.

Patent
US 12,670,085 B1
Issued
June 30, 2026
Independent claims
1, 16, and 17
Public implementation
Tested reference system + synthetic evaluator

How I use IP

Patent strategy should sharpen the product, not replace it.

Define the product boundary

Start with the user, workflow, control point, and the artifact the system must create.

Keep stages distinct

Issued rights, active filings, working implementation, and future product possibilities are different things.

Commercialize from working proof

Lead with technical fit, implementation behavior, integration surfaces, and explicit limitations before the broad commercial story.

Go deeper

Research tests the ideas from another angle; operating work shows what happens when a system is already live.

Public, non-confidential portfolio summary. Official USPTO records and issued claim language control. Nothing on this page is legal advice, an infringement or validity opinion, or a binding commercial offer.