Wellsite gives independent oil & gas operators a team of AI agents that work alongside their people to monitor wells, identify problems, coordinate service providers, handle compliance, and keep the operation moving.
These aren’t AI assistants waiting for someone to ask a question. They’re purpose-built agents designed to do the work of operating producing wells.
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The team
Five specialized AI agents work across the same operating context.
They know your wells, production, equipment, service providers, work history, economics, and operating activity. And because they share that context, they can work with each other and with your people to carry work from one function to the next.
An engineer watching every well, every day.
Monitors production and operating data to identify underperforming wells, diagnose problems, evaluate opportunities, and recommend what to do next.
Turns problems into completed work.
Connects what Wellsite discovers to what needs to happen in the field.
Every deadline. Every well. Every state.
Monitors the obligations associated with your wells and prepares the work required to stay compliant.
Connect the barrels to the dollars.
Reconciles physical production with the financial records generated by selling and operating those barrels.
Evaluate the next well before you own it.
Helps independent operators find and evaluate acquisition opportunities using public data and Wellsite’s economic models.
Coverage
Independent operators don’t need more dashboards.
They need more operating capacity.
A person can only look at so many wells, investigate so many anomalies, remember so many deadlines, and follow up on so many open jobs.
An AI agent team changes the coverage equation.
And your people can focus their attention where their judgment actually matters.
Shared context
The power of Wellsite isn’t simply having five separate AI tools.
The agents work together.
And your people remain part of the same workflow throughout. That’s possible because the agents aren’t operating in five disconnected applications.
They share the same Wellsite.
Closed loop
Most software stops when it finds the problem. Wellsite is designed to close the loop.
Monitor Diagnose Recommend Approve Dispatch Complete Measure
Now the operator can see not only that Wellsite recommended something, but whether doing it actually produced the expected barrels and return.
Find the problem. Fix the problem. Prove the result.
Collaboration
Wellsite agents don’t only operate in the background. Your people can work with them directly.
The agents can respond within the context of the actual work instead of forcing your team to start another disconnected AI conversation.
Humans and AI agents work from the same operating record.
Action
Wellsite agents are designed to do more than analyze information and generate text. Within the authority you give them, they can take actions across the operation.
Identify → diagnose → recommend → measure
Create → assign → dispatch → follow up → close
Monitor → prepare → validate → submit when authorized
Reconcile → identify discrepancies → calculate → prepare
Research → screen → analyze → build a case
This is what makes Wellsite an AI operations platform rather than another AI chatbot attached to a legacy oilfield application.
Operator control
Wellsite is built for autonomous operation, but autonomy is controlled by the operator. Every agent begins with defined guardrails.
You decide which tasks it can:
Monitor the operation.
Tell your team what should happen.
Create the work for human approval.
Carry out approved classes of work automatically.
Authority can vary by agent and by task. You might allow the Operations Manager to automatically dispatch an approved hauler when a tank reaches its operating threshold while still requiring approval before awarding an $18,000 well intervention.
The objective isn’t autonomy for its own sake. It’s to let the routine work happen automatically while keeping consequential decisions where you want them.
Questions
Wellsite is an AI operating platform for independent oil & gas operators, built around the well.
It gives your operation an AI agent team that works alongside your people to monitor wells, identify problems, coordinate service providers, handle compliance, connect production to financial activity, and evaluate what comes next.
Wellsite’s AI agent team consists of five specialized agents: Production Engineer, Operations Manager, Regulatory & Compliance, Production Accounting, and Business Development.
They share operating context, work with each other, and work alongside your people instead of operating as five disconnected AI tools.
Wellsite agents don’t just answer questions or generate text.
They work from the operating context surrounding your wells and are designed to perform complete tasks.
A Production Engineer can identify a production problem and recommend an intervention. The Operations Manager can turn that recommendation into work and coordinate the service provider. When the work is complete, Wellsite can measure the result.
Yes.
Depending on the authority you give them, agents can prepare work, create requests, coordinate service providers, dispatch authorized field personnel, follow up on work, prepare regulatory filings, and perform other approved tasks.
You control how much authority each agent receives.
You decide how much authority each agent has and which tasks it is allowed to perform.
Wellsite supports four levels of agent authority: Watch, Recommend, Prepare, and Execute.
Authority can vary by agent and by task.
Yes, when the operator has authorized the agent and task to do so.
For example, an Operations Manager could automatically dispatch an approved hauler when a stock tank reaches its operating threshold.
Other work, such as a significant well intervention, can remain subject to operator approval.
Wellsite is designed to work alongside the people already operating your wells.
The goal is to give every well more operating attention while keeping your people’s judgment focused on the decisions where it matters most.
The agents share the same Wellsite operating context.
A Production Engineer can identify a declining well and recommend an intervention. The Operations Manager can turn that recommendation into work. The Production Engineer can measure the resulting production response, while Production Accounting evaluates the financial outcome.
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Connect your operating data and put the AI agent team to work across your wells. See what deserves attention, what it’s costing you, and what Wellsite recommends doing next.
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