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Use when the user wants end-to-end autonomous ABAP development — from idea to tested, activated, transport-ready code. Chains through requirements → design → generate → test → activate → verify in a single pipeline.

Use when gathering requirements for an SAP project, feature, or change request. Conducts a structured Socratic interview to extract complete, unambiguous requirements — preventing scope creep, missed edge cases, and assumption-based development.

Use when working with SAP Concur — Concur Expense, Concur Travel, Concur Invoice, Concur Request, expense policy configuration, receipt management, travel booking, approval workflows, integration with S/4HANA FI, audit rules, or compliance monitoring.

Use when planning or executing organizational change for an SAP implementation. Triggers on requests for stakeholder impact analysis, change readiness assessment, communication planning, training needs analysis, resistance management, or adoption measurement.

Use when writing, reviewing, or troubleshooting ABAP Cloud code, RAP business objects, CDS views, released APIs, or any ABAP development in S/4HANA Public Cloud or BTP ABAP Environment.

Use when a task requires parallel work by multiple specialized agents — e.g., simultaneous code review + security audit + performance check, or multi-object development where different agents handle different components. Orchestrates agent dispatch, manages dependencies, and merges results.

development skills category for SAP Superpowers. Contains 8 sub-skills.

Use when generated or modified ABAP code has syntax errors, ATC findings, test failures, or activation issues. Runs an iterative fix-check-fix loop until the code is clean, tested, and activated. Equivalent to a persistent development TDD cycle.

Use when reverse-engineering an existing ABAP program into a functional or technical specification. Reads code and produces structured documentation — not a code dump, a proper spec document that a consultant can hand to a client.

Use when designing SAP authorization concepts, building or reviewing roles, analyzing SoD conflicts, implementing GRC Access Control (ARA/ARM/EAM/BRM), configuring Firefighter access, auditing security logs, or securing BTP with XSUAA and IAS.

Use when working with SAP Ariba — Ariba Network, Guided Buying, Sourcing, Contracts, Supplier Lifecycle Management, Supplier Risk Management, Procurement, Invoice Management, integration with S/4HANA via CIG, catalog management, or Ariba APIs.

Use when working with SAP Materials Management (MM) — procurement (procure-to-pay), material master, vendor/business partner master, source determination, inventory management, invoice verification, MRP, or any MM configuration in S/4HANA or ECC.