Available tools
10 tools| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
searchWells | Search SDR water wells by county, bbox, depth, proposed use, or drilling date. |
getWellsNearPoint | Radius search (0.1 to 50 mi). Returns nearest-first with distanceMiles. |
getWellById | Fetch one SDR record by tracking number; PII gated by includeOwner. |
getDepthStatistics | Server-side depth percentiles (p10/25/50/75/90) with optional groupBy. |
getCountyCounts | Statewide SDR well counts and median depth grouped by county. |
getPluggingReports | Plugging Reports layer, county/bbox/near + plugging date filters. |
searchGwdbSites | Curated GWDB groundwater wells, supports aquifer and well-use filters. |
getGwdbSiteById | Fetch one GWDB site by state well number (e.g. "57-46-302"). |
searchBrackishWells | BRACS brackish-water layer; hasGeophysicalLog matches SourceWellData. |
getServiceInfo | Schema, fields, and record counts per layer. |
Setup
A few steps to connect your AI agents to TWDB Texas Water Wells.
- 1
Enable Environmental APIs
Set ENABLE_ENVIRONMENTAL_APIS=true for your deployment.
- 2
Toggle Connector On
Open /mcp and turn on TWDB with the environmental switch.
- 3
Start Querying
Call the twdb MCP tool, start with method=searchWells or method=getServiceInfo.
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 TWDB Texas Water Wells connector is ready to use in Claude.