Available tools
16 tools| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
getBasins | List valid basin values for ENVBasin filters. |
getRegions | List valid ENVRegion values. |
getStateProvinces | List valid state/province codes used by filters. |
getWells | Query wells with basin/state/region/operator filters and pagination. |
getWellHeaders | Query lightweight well header records for fast lookup workflows. |
getRigs | Query rig datasets (active/activity/search views) with filters and pagination. |
getProduction | Query production records with operator/play-aware filtering. |
getWellsForRig | Resolve wells for a rig name in one helper call. |
listDatasets | Return canonical dataset names; optional probeAccess classifies entitlement per dataset. |
query | Generic dataset query for any v3 path your key can access (for example: wells, well-headers, active-rigs). |
count | Dataset count helper using HEAD with GET fallback. |
docs | Dataset documentation helper (GET /{dataset}/docs). |
ddl | Dataset DDL helper (GET /{dataset}/ddl?ddl=mssql|pg). |
getAccessToken | Explicit secret-key token exchange (POST /tokens). |
getTokenInfo | Backward-compatible alias for token inspection workflows. |
in_ | Helper for Enverus in(...) filter syntax generation. |
Setup
A few steps to connect your AI agents to Enverus.
- 1
Create Your Account
Sign up for PatchOps to access our MCP server management platform.
- 2
Add Enverus Credentials
Add ENVERUS_SECRET_KEY in PatchOps. The connector auto-exchanges and caches bearer tokens.
- 3
Verify Dataset Access
Run listDatasets({ probeAccess: true }) to classify accessible vs forbidden datasets for your key.
- 4
Configure Your AI Agent
Add the Enverus MCP server URL from PatchOps /mcp to your AI agent configuration.
- 5
Start Querying
Use dedicated helpers for common tasks, then query/count/docs/ddl for endpoint-level workflows.
Connect to your AI assistant
Pick the tool your team uses for the exact setup steps.
- 1
Open Claude settings
Launch Claude, click the profile button (bottom left), and go to Settings.
- 2
Access connectors
Open the Connectors tab, scroll to the bottom, and click “Add custom connector”.
- 3
Name your connector
Enter any name you’d like for this connector.
- 4
Get the connector URL
Log in to PatchOps, open the /mcp page, and copy the connector URL you want to use.
- 5
Add the connector
Paste the URL into the “Remote MCP server URL” box and click Add.
- 6
Start using
Your Enverus connector is ready to use in Claude.