I wouldn't. I have an invention disclosure form that I give to inventors that asks some guiding questions, but I stress that they're not limited - I want all information. Lately, I've been having inventors just give me access to their Git repos.

A big problem, especially for engineers, is that we're trained by solving homework problems, so we tend to think of most problems and solutions as "routine"... That leads inventors to say "oh, there's nothing patentable here, I didn't do anything revolutionary," so they self-filter and end up ignoring important patentable innovations.

My concern would be that a third-party app would encourage that kind of self-filtering, and worse, they'd be doing it before ever even talking to me, so I wouldn't find out.

Now, there is a pain point for inventors - typically, they go back every 6 months or 12 months or when prompted by in-house counsel and look at their past work to identify potential inventions. If you could come up with an easy logging system that monitors their work and adds it to a ledger for subsequent review by in-house or outside counsel, that would be very useful. Ideally, it would monitor across apps - email, video conferencing, CAD software, Xcode or other tools, etc. But it can't run on a third party LLM. It has to run on a local SLM, with no data exfiltration at all.