What you can ask
- “What does iWell have for the area or asset I'm working on?”
- “Pull the most recent iWell records and put them in a table.”
- “What does iWell cover, and how fresh is the data?”
Connect to your AI assistant
Paste this URL into Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP client, then sign in when prompted. After you sign in, add your iWell key in PatchOps.
https://patchops.ai/api/mcpClaude: use Add to Claude, or Settings > Connectors > Add custom connector and paste the URL.
Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http patchops https://patchops.ai/api/mcpStep by step
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Open connectors
In Claude, open Settings > Connectors and click "Add custom connector".
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Paste the URL
Name it PatchOps and paste
https://patchops.ai/api/mcpas the server URL, then click Add. - 3
Sign in
Click Connect and sign in to PatchOps when Claude asks.
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Start using
Ask Claude a question. It uses iWell through PatchOps when it needs to.
› Technical details
iWell is production software for small and mid-size oil and gas operators. It covers wells, tanks, tank readings, run tickets, meters, production, fields, notes, and well tests.
Setup
A few steps to connect your AI agents to iWell.
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Sign into iWell as an admin
Log into https://revolution.iwell.info/ using an account that has administrator privileges.
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Get credentials
Open the iWell developer portal at https://revolution.iwell.info/developer and copy your Access Key and Access Key Secret.
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Add credentials in PatchOps
In PatchOps, open the iWell connector and enter your Access Key, Access Key Secret, admin email (username), and password. PatchOps exchanges these for a 7-day bearer token and refreshes automatically.
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Mind the rate limits and date formats
The iWell API allows 24 requests/minute per account. Date-range queries are capped at 30 days (the public docs say 31 but the server enforces 30). `since` takes a UNIX epoch integer and also caps at a 30-day lookback; `start` and `end` take YYYY-MM-DD strings, do not pass UNIX timestamps to start/end or iWell will 500. For hourly tank readings, start and end must be the same day.
