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# petropt-mcp Petroleum engineering calculations as an MCP server, from [Petropt](https://petropt.com). This release carries the same tools as `petro-mcp` 1.1.3. [](https://www.python.org/downloads/) [](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT) A [Model Context Protocol](https://modelcontextprotocol.io) server for petroleum engineering calculations. ## Install ```bash pip install petropt-mcp ``` ## Run ```bash petropt-mcp # start the MCP server (stdio) petropt-mcp --list-tools # list available tool groups petropt-mcp --tools las,decline # load only specific groups petropt-mcp --allowed-paths /data/wells # restrict file reads to a directory ``` ## Tool groups | Group | Tools | |---|---| | `las` | Read LAS 2.0 well log files (header, curves, depth-filtered curve data); compare two or more wells | | `production` | Load production data from CSV (date, well, oil/gas/water rates) | | `decline` | Arps decline-curve fitting (exponential, hyperbolic, harmonic); EUR | | `pvt` | Bubble point, black-oil PVT properties, gas Z-factor | | `petrophysics` | Shale volume, density porosity, Archie water saturation, net pay | | `reservoir` | Volumetric OOIP/OGIP, recovery factor, P/Z gas material balance | | `units` | Oilfield unit conversion | ## Dependencies - `mcp >= 1.0` - `lasio >= 0.31` (LAS file parsing) - `numpy >= 1.24` - `scipy >= 1.10` ## License MIT.
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