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Petro Mcp

petro-mcp — Petroleum Engineering MCP Server petro-mcp exposes petroleum engineering workflows to Claude and other MCP-compatible LLMs through natural language. Instead of writing Python scripts, just ask your AI assistant. Capabilities (80+ tools across the full upstream workflow): - Well Logs (LAS): Parse LAS files, extract curves and headers, compute Vshale, porosity (density, neutron-density, sonic, effective), water saturation (Archie, Simandoux, Indonesian), permeability (Timur, Coates), and net pay. - Decline Curve Analysis: Arps exponential/hyperbolic/harmonic fits, advanced models (Duong, PLE, SEPD), EUR calculation, Monte Carlo EUR distributions, bootstrap confidence intervals, probabilistic forecasts, price sensitivities. - Rate Transient Analysis (RTA): Agarwal-Gardner, Blasingame, NPI, flowing material balance, normalized rate, sqrt-time, material balance time, permeability estimation, radius of investigation. - Production Analytics: CSV production data queries, trend analysis, anomaly detection (shut-ins, rate jumps, water breakthrough, GOR blowouts), producing ratios (GOR, WOR, water cut). - PVT & Reservoir: Black-oil correlations (Standing, Beggs-Robinson, Hall-Yarborough, Lee-Gonzalez-Eakin, Sutton), brine PVT, bubble point, oil compressibility, gas Z-factor, volumetric OOIP/OGIP, recovery factors, Havlena-Odeh, P/Z analysis. - Drilling & Wellbore: Hydrostatic pressure, ECD, kill mud weight, MAASP, burst/collapse pressure, bit pressure drop, nozzle TFA, annular velocity, dogleg severity, vertical section, well survey, anticollision, wellbore tortuosity. - Production Engineering: Nodal analysis (Vogel IPR + VLP), Beggs-Brill multiphase flow, choke flow, erosional velocity, Turner/Coleman critical rates, hydrate temperature/inhibitor, ICP/FCP, HPT. - Economics: NPV, IRR, payout period, PV10, breakeven price, well economics, operating netback, price sensitivity. - Units: Oilfield unit conversions across pressure, rate, volume, length, density, viscosity, and more. Why petro-mcp? Purpose-built for petroleum engineers. Other energy MCP servers focus on commodity prices; this one runs the actual engineering calculations — log interpretation, decline analysis, reservoir engineering, drilling, production, and economics — all through plain English. Install: pip install petro-mcp → configure in Claude Desktop → ask away. Links: GitHub: https://github.com/petropt/petro-mcp · PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/petro-mcp/ · Web tools: https://tools.petropt.com License: MIT · Author: Groundwork Analytics

Pyghidra Mcp

PyGhidra-MCP - Ghidra Model Context Protocol Server pyghidra-mcp is a command-line Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that brings the full analytical power of Ghidra, a robust software reverse engineering (SRE) suite, into the world of intelligent agents and LLM-based tooling. It bridges Ghidra’s ProgramAPI and FlatProgramAPI to Python using pyghidra and jpype, then exposes that functionality via the Model Context Protocol. MCP is a unified interface that allows language models, development tools (like VS Code), and autonomous agents to access structured context, invoke tooling, and collaborate intelligently. Think of MCP as the bridge between powerful analysis tools and the LLM ecosystem. With pyghidra-mcp, Ghidra becomes an intelligent backend—ready to respond to context-rich queries, automate deep reverse engineering tasks, and integrate into AI-assisted workflows. Yet another Ghidra MCP? Yes, the original ghidra-mcp is fantastic. But pyghidra-mcp takes a different approach: 🐍 No GUI required – Run entirely via CLI for streamlined automation and scripting. 🔁 Designed for automation – Ideal for integrating with LLMs, CI pipelines, and tooling that needs repeatable behavior. ✅ CI/CD friendly – Built with robust unit and integration tests for both client and server sessions. 🚀 Quick startup – Supports fast command-line launching with minimal setup. 📦 Project-wide analysis – Enables concurrent reverse engineering of all binaries in a Ghidra project 🤖 Agent-ready – Built for intelligent agent-driven workflows and large-scale reverse engineering automation. 🔍 Semantic code search – Uses vector embeddings (via ChromaDB) to enable fast, fuzzy lookup across decompiled functions, comments, and symbols—perfect for pseudo-C exploration and agent-driven triage.