Danomics + Claude: Getting Started Resources
We have put together a curated series of tutorials to help you understand how you can use Claude + Danomics to increase productivity in Danomics and to help you get more value out of your work.
Getting Started
Setting up the connection
Ready to get started? This tutorial shows you how to set up your connection to Claude. Setting up Danomics + Claude
Prompting tips
How you communicate with the LLMs is important to getting good results. See this article for Propmpting Tips and Tricks.
Video Tutorial Series
These are intended to be consumed sequentially.
- Claude + Danomics: Making a CPI
- Claude + Danomics: Selecting a Key Well
- Claude + Danomics: Evaluating Tops Completeness & Setting up Zones
- Claude + Danomics: Setting Parameters with PetroDan
- Claude + Danomics: Deleting Files
Each of the tutorials uses the example data, which can be found here: Sample Data.
A Brief Explainer
First a short explanation of how the integration works. This integration makes Danomics available to Claude.
- This is BYO-LLM. Your Claude account connects to your Danomics account.
- Danomics is adding an MCP server. This is how Claude talks to Danomics.
- Training. Almost certainly, your company has its Claude account configured to prohibit Anthropic from training on your data. That is the default for corporate accounts. That said, this is fully under your control. It is your Claude account.
- What data can Claude access? Most things you can do in Danomics. It can open and read CPI files, see your config, run flows, and so on.
- Are there permission gates?
- Claude by default requests permissions for individual MCP tools. You will likely find yourself granting it broad permissions to get the most value out of Claude.
- Danomics does not add additional per-tool permissions. Instead, permissions are role and user gated the same way as in the Danomics user interface.
- What data will Claude access?
- Claude’s access is broad. For example, if you ask it to build a CPI in the Permian, it may look at a CPI from a different region to see how that was built. If you want it to only look at certain data, you can tell it that.
- Claude’s access is shallow. As an LLM, Claude has a fixed context window. A single LAS would use up or possibly exceed a context window. For that reason, it will rely more on well headers, tops, summary data and less on larger data like logs timeseries.
If you have questions, please contact us at support@danomics.com.
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