StackDX AI Queries
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The StackDX AI lets you explore wells, pipelines, facilities, and mineral rights using plain English — directly inside Maps.
Instead of manually filtering layers, you can simply ask questions like:
“Show me active oil wells in Township 52”
“Who are the top operators by recent production?”
“Export pipelines longer than 20 km”
“Get full AER details for this well”
The AI handles the rest.
What You Can Do
🔎 Find and Filter Assets
Ask for:
Wells by licensee
Pipelines by size
Facilities by status
Mineral rights by bonus
Assets within a specific area
Inactive or suspended assets
Examples:
“Show active wells operated by CNRL”
“Find pipelines over 10 inches”
“List inactive facilities in BC”
🗺 Visualize Results on the Map
If your question relates to physical assets, the AI can create a new layer automatically.
For example:
“Visualize recent oil wells in Township 52”
“Show pipelines operated by CNRL”
The results appear as a new layer that you can toggle, style, and analyze like any other map layer.
📊 Rank, Compare, and Analyze
You can ask analytical questions such as:
“Top 10 wells by recent BOE”
“Who are the largest operators by cumulative gas?”
“Average oil production by operator”
The AI will summarize results in the chat.
📁 Export Data
You can export results to:
CSV
JSON
Examples:
“Export active Tourmaline wells to CSV”
“Download these pipelines as JSON”
A file download will begin automatically.
🏢 Get Full Regulator Details
For a specific well, pipeline, facility, or mineral right, you can request detailed AER public record information.
This often includes much more detail than the standard map dataset, such as:
Licensing and status history
Drilling and completion details
Engineering data
Directional surveys
Complaints or incidents
Connected facilities or wells
Ownership and agreement information (mineral rights)
Example:
“Get full AER details for 102160207808W600”
You can also reference a selected feature directly:
“Show full details for this facility”
Production Data Explained
For wells, production data is available in several formats:
Recent production (default for most questions)
Cumulative production
IP3 (initial 3-month production)
IP12 (initial 12-month production)
Note: IP3 and IP12 represent initial production periods after the well started producing — not the last 3 or 12 months
Using Your Current Map View
The AI understands what you're looking at.
You can say:
“Filter to all wells in this view”
“Export all pipelines I’m currently viewing”
“Show similar wells to the selected one”
If you change your selection or zoom to a new area, the AI adapts automatically.
Asking Good Questions
You don’t need to be technical. Just describe what you want.
Good examples:
“Show active gas wells in Township 51”
“Top 20 wells by IP12 oil”
“Export inactive pipelines to CSV”
“Find wells operated by Canadian Natural Resources Limited”
Helpful tips:
If you care about timeframe, specify recent, cumulative, IP3, or IP12.
If you want a file, say “export.”
If you want it on the map, say “show” or “visualize.”
AI Credits & Usage
StackDX uses an AI credit system.
Weekly Free Credits
You currently receive $25 CAD in free AI credits per week during our promotional period. Credit amounts may change in the future.
Free credits reset weekly
Unused credits do not roll over
Paid Credits
You can purchase additional credits
Free credits are always used first
Typical Cost
Most questions cost:
$0.10–$0.20 CAD for simple requests
$0.50–$1.00 CAD for larger analyses
Longer conversations may cost slightly more.
You can ask:
“How many AI credits do I have left?”
at any time.
When the AI Asks for Clarification
Sometimes your request may be ambiguous, such as:
Not specifying the assets you are looking for
Asking for production without a timeframe
Using an incomplete/ambiguous company name
In those cases, the AI will ask a quick clarifying question before proceeding.
If Something Doesn’t Look Right
The AI automatically checks for errors and retries queries when needed.
If results seem unexpected, you can:
Ask it to explain its query and reasoning
Prompt it to refine the filters
Request a preview of raw data before visualizing
Ask for steps to achieve the same goal through the app interface
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