Ai-Abap-Development-Series

Series note: This post is part of my AI ABAP development series, where I go from AI development in general, to ABAP-specific problems, and then to ARC-1. In the first post of this series, I wrote about context and how I use AI in development. In the previous post, I then moved that discussion into ABAP and ended more or less with one question: what would an ADT MCP setup need to look like if you take control, identity, and security seriously from the beginning? ...

Series note: This post is part of my AI ABAP development series, where I go from AI development in general, to ABAP-specific problems, and then to ARC-1. In the first post of this series, I wrote more generally about how I use AI today, why context matters so much, and why I am still not fully convinced by the more maximalist agentic hype. Here I want to get more concrete. Because SAP development is not one thing, and that matters a lot for AI. ...

Series note: This post is part of my AI ABAP development series, where I go from AI development in general, to ABAP-specific problems, and then to ARC-1. When it comes to AI, I do not really think about magic. I think more about another colleague helping me out. Sometimes that means architecture. Sometimes implementation. Sometimes testing, review, CI/CD, or deployment. But this only works with trust, and trust needs communication. If I do not know something, I ask. If code looks strange, I ask. If tests fail, I ask. ...