Available tools
11 tools| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
searchWells | Search RRC wells by operator, county name or code, type, status, bbox, or proximity (flat lat/lon/radius). |
searchWellsByArea | Search wells within a geographic area (flat lat/lon/radius or bbox). |
getWellDetail | Get a single well by API number. |
getWellProduction | Get production history for a well by API number. |
searchProductionByArea | Search lease production data by area with optional filters. |
getProductionGeoJSON | Get lease production as GeoJSON FeatureCollection for map rendering. |
searchPipelineSegments | Search pipeline segments by number, bbox, or nearby point. |
getPipelineGeoJSON | Get real pipeline line geometry as GeoJSON for map rendering. Requires segment IDs, pipeline numbers, or a bbox. |
listPipelines | List available pipeline numbers with pagination (limit/offset). |
getDataStatus | Summarize loaded well, production, and pipeline datasets. |
getPipelinesNearLocation | Find nearby pipeline segments for discovery. Use the returned segment ID with getPipelineGeoJSON for real line geometry. |
Setup
A few steps to connect your AI agents to Texas RRC Data.
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No Setup Required
This is a free public data connector with no authentication.
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Start Querying
Search Texas wells, get production data, or render pipeline maps.
Connect to your AI assistant
Pick the tool your team uses for the exact setup steps.
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Open Claude settings
Launch Claude, click the profile button (bottom left), and go to Settings.
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Access connectors
Open the Connectors tab, scroll to the bottom, and click “Add custom connector”.
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Name your connector
Enter any name you’d like for this connector.
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Get the connector URL
Log in to PatchOps, open the /mcp page, and copy the connector URL you want to use.
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Add the connector
Paste the URL into the “Remote MCP server URL” box and click Add.
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Start using
Your Texas RRC Data connector is ready to use in Claude.