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Run a quick-look economic analysis for an oil/gas well or formation play, incorporating current commodity prices, production data, and mineral revenue uplift from produced water. Trigger: /well-economics Marcellus horizontal well WV
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/pnge-economics:well-economicsThe summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
Run a quick-look economic analysis for: $ARGUMENTS If no well type, formation, or location is provided, ask the user to specify. Use the following skills to gather inputs: 1. **pnge-core:eia-data** — current natural gas and oil prices, regional production volumes, wellhead prices 2. **pnge-economics:fred-prices** — spot commodity prices (Henry Hub gas, WTI crude, Li carbonate) 3. **pnge-core:usgs-minerals** — Li and Mg commodity pricing and demand outlook 4. **pnge-core:usgs-produced-waters** — produced water Li/Mg concentrations for revenue uplift estimate Structure the output as: ## ...
Run a quick-look economic analysis for: $ARGUMENTS
If no well type, formation, or location is provided, ask the user to specify.
Use the following skills to gather inputs:
Structure the output as:
| Commodity | Price | Unit | Date | Source |
|---|
State the assumed IP rate, decline curve type, EUR, and well cost (with source or assumption basis).
Simple cash flow table: Year 1–5 production volumes × price = gross revenue.
If Li or Mg concentrations are available for the formation:
At what commodity price does the well break even on assumed capex?
List all major assumptions and their uncertainty.
Note: This is a screening-level analysis only. Do not use for investment decisions.
npx claudepluginhub jpfielding/claude.pnge --plugin pnge-economics