PatchOps

Available tools

6 tools

Tool	Description
`searchWells`	WOGCC wells (~68.7K). Filter county (FIPS or name), operator, status (2-letter or descriptive), wellClass, fieldName, township/range, horizontalOnly.
`searchPermits`	Drilling permits, STATUS codes AP+NI on Wells layer. WOGCC has no separate APD Feature Service.
`getWellByApi`	Lookup single well by API_NUMBER (12-char dashed) or APINO integer.
`searchHorizontalLegs`	Bottom Hole Vectors (~28K), horizontal lateral polylines (Niobrara/Turner/Dakota). NO county column.
`searchPluggedAndAbandoned`	Plugged & Abandoned Wells (~61.2K). Replaces dropped searchPits, pit data isn't published as a Feature Service.
`getServiceInfo`	Schema + record counts for any of the 3 services.

About

Wyoming Oil & Gas Conservation Commission (WOGCC). Powder River, Niobrara, Greater Green River; heavy CBM legacy plus modern shale (Anadarko, Devon, EOG, BP, True Oil). Probed 2026-05-02. Spec drift caught at probe: the native server at an agency host does NOT resolve from public DNS. The authoritative public surface is the WyomingGeoHub-published WOGCC layers hosted at an agency host. Three services confirmed: WOGCCActiveWells (~68,746; despite the name, includes ALL statuses), WOGCCBottomHoles (~28,064 horizontal lateral polylines), WOGCCPluggedAndAbandonedWells (~61,209 P&A subset). WOGCC pits and APD permits are NOT published as Feature Services, so searchPits was dropped and replaced with searchPluggedAndAbandoned (orphaned-well/legacy-CBM proxy). searchPermits redirects to STATUS codes on the main Wells layer (AP=Active Permit, NI=Notice of Intent). The COUNTY field is an INTEGER FIPS subset (odd numbers 1 to 45, 23 WY counties): 5=Campbell (Powder River core, 18,276 wells), 19=Johnson (7,595), 35=Sublette (Pinedale Anticline, 8,048), 37=Sweetwater (Greater Green River, 4,818), 25=Natrona (Salt Creek, 3,658), 9=Converse (6,871). STATUS distinct (probed): SI=17245 (Shut-In), FL=13893 (Flowing), PR=8477 (Producing), WP=7845, PA=5140 (Plugged & Abandoned), PS=4507, WD=4100, AI=2676, TA=1024, NI=643, SP=635, SR=626, GL=578, AP=385, plus stray case-mixed (Ai/Fl/ep/eP). WELL_CLASS distinct: G=34223 (Gas), O=28343 (Oil), I=3865 (Injector), LW=831, D=504, NA=395, S=280. The handler paginates. API_NUMBER format `49-005-05036` (12-char dashed). LATITUDE/LONGITUDE may be 0 on legacy records, so the handler falls back to geometry. BLAT/BLON are bottom-hole lat/lon for HORIZ_DIR='Y' deviated wells.

Requirements

ENABLE_ENERGY_APIS
Set ENABLE_ENERGY_APIS=true to allow connector toggles.

Setup

A few steps to connect your AI agents to WY Oil & Gas Conservation Commission.

Get started

1
Enable Energy APIs
Set ENABLE_ENERGY_APIS=true for your deployment.
2
Toggle Connector On
Open /mcp and turn on WY Oil & Gas Conservation Commission with the energy switch.
3
Start Querying
Call the wy-wogcc MCP tool, start with method=searchWells or method=searchPermits.

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 WY Oil & Gas Conservation Commission connector is ready to use in Claude.