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Use when applying CN, US, or PCT patent jurisdiction rules, claim formats, procedures, or timelines.

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# Jurisdiction Rules Skill

Provides patent jurisdiction rules for CN, US, and PCT: examination type and default
timeline, fee schedule, jurisdiction-specific requirements, claim format, and the
examination timeline range.

> This file documents the **actual** exports of `src/skills/jurisdiction.ts`.
> Every symbol, field name and number below is taken from that file. If you change
> the implementation, change this document in the same commit — this document used
> to describe an API that never existed, which is worse than having none.

## Usage

The implementation is `src/skills/jurisdiction.ts`. From inside this skill's