ComboCurve
FeaturedComboCurve is a cloud-based platform for production forecasting, decline curve analysis, and economic evaluation of oil and gas reserves. Access wells, projects, forecasts with decline parameters, production data, type curves, scenarios, economic runs with one-liner summaries, and directional surveys through a comprehensive MCP integration.
Available Tools
get_wells
List wells with filtering by API number, name, status, state, county, basin, operator, and date ranges.
get_well_by_id
Get detailed well information including identifiers, location, drilling data, and production metrics.
get_projects
List ComboCurve projects containing wells, forecasts, scenarios, type curves, and economic models.
get_daily_productions
Get daily production data (oil, gas, water) with pressures, choke, and injection volumes.
get_monthly_productions
Get monthly aggregated production data (oil, gas, water) with operational metrics.
get_forecasts
List forecasts within a project with decline curve parameters and production projections.
get_forecast_parameters
Get decline curve parameters (Arps b-factor, Di, Qi) defining the forecast model.
get_forecast_outputs
Get calculated production projections from a forecast.
get_forecast_volumes
Get daily or monthly forecast volume data for production projections.
get_scenarios
List scenarios grouping economic assumptions and well assignments.
get_econ_runs
List economic runs producing reserve evaluations.
get_one_liners
Get one-liner economic summaries with EUR, NPV, IRR, payout per well.
get_type_curves
List type curves used for forecasting analogous wells.
get_type_curve_fits
Get type curve fit data (daily or monthly production profiles).
get_directional_surveys
Get wellbore trajectory data including depth, inclination, and azimuth.
get_tags
List tags for organizing wells and other entities.
get_well_comments
Get user-created notes and annotations on wells.
get_wells_identifiers
Get well identifier mappings (API10, API14, chosenID).
get_econ_models
List economic models with pricing, expenses, and economic assumptions.