Wellsite MCP documentation
Connect your AI client to Wellsite over the Model Context Protocol and it can query wells, production, permits, leases, operators, and economics on your behalf.
The server
One endpoint
https://mcp.wellsite.com
The Wellsite MCP server is a streamable-HTTP Model Context Protocol server. It speaks the standard MCP handshake, so any MCP-capable AI client can connect with just the server URL.
Authorization uses OAuth with your Wellsite account: the server publishes protected resource metadata that points your client at wellsite.com to sign in, and validates the resulting access tokens on every request. Connected clients can be reviewed and revoked from your account at any time.
Every numeric and analytical result a tool returns comes from deterministic queries and models — never from an LLM.
Connect
Three steps
Add the server in your AI client
In your client’s MCP or connector settings, add a new server with the URL https://mcp.wellsite.com.
Sign in when prompted
Your client opens the Wellsite sign-in to authorize the connection. Access is scoped to your account and can be revoked at any time.
Manage connected clients
Review, reconnect, or revoke clients from the Integrations page in your Wellsite account.
Open IntegrationsTool catalog
45 tools, one per job
The tool surface is deliberately disciplined: only genuine agent actions are registered as tools, one tool per distinct job.
Find wells & discovery
Locate wells and browse the catalog.
- find_wells — the one well finder: operator, county, district, lease name, type, status
- find_counties
Production retrieval
Well, operator, and county production history and summaries.
- get_well_production_summary — history plus merged performance metrics: growth/decline, daily rates, GOR, trend
- Well, operator, and county production history
- Operator summary
Benchmarking & screening
Compare and screen across wells.
- compare_well_to_county_average
- benchmark_well_expected_production
- screen_wells_by_production_criteria — thresholds and sort presets
- find_inactive_wells
- identify_production_outliers — cross-well
- detect_production_anomalies — single-well decline residuals
Decline & economics
Engineering and economic analysis.
- fit_production_decline — pass include_chart for the semi-log plot
- calculate_well_economics
- appraise_well
- estimate_reserves
- estimate_plugging_liability
- screen_operator_valuation
Formulas & diagnosis
Deterministic petroleum-engineering calculations.
- Volumetrics
- IPR
- PVT
- Unit conversion
- Offset analysis
- Well diagnosis
- Knowledge lookups
Wellbore, leases & permits
The public data around the well.
- get_wellbore · find_wellbore_by_permit · wellbore_stats
- Lease finders · rank_leases_by_production · check_lease_continuity
- get_drilling_permit · find_drilling_permits · find_permits_near · analyze_drilling_activity
Operators & filings
Who operates what — and what's due.
- find_operator
- rank_operators_by_production
- get_filing_obligations — your organization's Form PR calendar
Account actions
User-scoped tools for signed-in accounts.
- deploy_agent · list_agents · undeploy_agent
- list_leads · update_lead_status