AI-Copyright-Kit — Software Copyright Filing Helper
Help AI-built product owners prepare China software copyright applications
- Problem
- A developer built an AI agent for a client, and the client insists on filing for software copyright to support fundraising. But the developer heard that since March 2026 pure AI-generated software may no longer qualify, and isn't sure whether it can pass or what prep is needed. There is a clear gap between AI-delivered products and copyright filing requirements.
- Solution
- Guide users to map out which parts were AI-generated versus human-original, then auto-generate compliant source code documents, feature descriptions and application form drafts, flagging what needs added human edits. Optionally provide a materials checklist.
- Users
- Indie developers, outsourcing teams and clients who build products with AI and need copyright registration, especially those pursuing funding or qualifications.
- MVP
- Q&A to identify human contribution points; auto-generate source code docs and feature templates; provide a completeness checklist; export a submittable document pack; explain current policy and common rejection reasons.
- Revenue
- Per-report fee for a document pack, or subscription for multiple filings and policy update alerts.
- Why now
- AI-generated code is now a mainstream delivery method while copyright rules tighten, client demand for filing persists, and the information plus paperwork time gap suits a solo lightweight tool.