Turn manuscript ideas into invention packets before public release

Authors often publish ideas before they have organized what the idea is, where it came from, what it might become, and what claims are blocked. MIM sits before publication, pitching, filing, or licensing.

• Extract candidate mechanisms from manuscript and canon material.
• Separate story invention, product analogy, blocked claims, and next research steps.
• Create an evidence-bound packet that can be reviewed before disclosure.
• Preserve the boundary: not legal advice, patent proof, novelty proof, or rights transfer.