sap-devs User Guide

sap-devs injects up-to-date SAP developer knowledge into your AI coding tools (Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and more), wires SAP MCP servers, and keeps content current automatically.

Installation

The easiest way to install is via a package manager (Scoop on Windows, Homebrew on macOS). If you prefer not to use one — or you are on Linux — grab the archive from GitHub Releases.

Install via Scoop (Windows)

Scoop is a command-line installer for Windows. Each sap-devs release publishes an updated manifest to the bucket/ folder of this repo.

powershell

scoop bucket add sap-devs https://github.com/SAP-samples/sap-devs-cli.git
scoop install sap-devs

Update with:

powershell

scoop update sap-devs

Install via Homebrew Cask (macOS)

Each release publishes an updated cask to the Casks/ folder of this repo. Tap the repo, then install the cask:

bash

brew tap SAP-samples/sap-devs-cli https://github.com/SAP-samples/sap-devs-cli.git
brew install --cask sap-devs

Update with:

bash

brew update && brew upgrade --cask sap-devs

Homebrew casks are macOS-only. On Linux, use the manual download below.

Manual download (all platforms)

Go to the GitHub Releases page and download the archive for your platform:

Platform	Architecture	File
Windows	x64	`sap-devs_<version>_windows_amd64.zip`
macOS	Intel	`sap-devs_<version>_darwin_amd64.tar.gz`
macOS	Apple Silicon	`sap-devs_<version>_darwin_arm64.tar.gz`
Linux	x64	`sap-devs_<version>_linux_amd64.tar.gz`
Linux	ARM64	`sap-devs_<version>_linux_arm64.tar.gz`

Verify checksum (recommended)

Download checksums.txt from the same release and verify:

bash

# Linux
sha256sum --check checksums.txt

# macOS
shasum -a 256 --check checksums.txt

# Windows (PowerShell)
Get-FileHash sap-devs_<version>_windows_amd64.zip -Algorithm SHA256
# Compare output against checksums.txt

Install

macOS / Linux:

bash

tar -xzf sap-devs_<version>_<os>_<arch>.tar.gz
sudo mv sap-devs /usr/local/bin/
# or without sudo:
mkdir -p ~/.local/bin && mv sap-devs ~/.local/bin/

If using ~/.local/bin/, ensure it is on your PATH:

bash

echo 'export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc

Windows:

Extract the ZIP file.
Move sap-devs.exe to a folder on your PATH, or add its folder to PATH:
- Open System Properties → Environment Variables
- Under User variables, edit Path and add the folder containing sap-devs.exe
- Open a new terminal for the change to take effect

Verify

bash

sap-devs version

First-Time Setup

Run the setup wizard:

bash

sap-devs init

The wizard will:

Download SAP developer content (initial sync)
Ask you to select a developer profile (e.g. cap-developer, btp-developer, abap-developer)
Inject SAP context into all detected AI tools
Optionally add sap-devs tip to your shell profile so you see a tip on every new terminal

Core Workflow

Keep content current

bash

sap-devs sync

Fetches the latest SAP developer content from the official repo. Run this periodically or after major SAP releases.

Inject context into AI tools

bash

# Inject into all detected tools at user (global) scope
sap-devs inject

# Inject into the current project only
sap-devs inject --project

# Preview what would be written without making changes
sap-devs inject --dry-run

# Remove all previously injected SAP context from AI tool config files
sap-devs inject --uninstall

# Preview what --uninstall would remove without making changes
sap-devs inject --uninstall --dry-run

# Report injection state across all AI tools
sap-devs inject --status

# Report with file size and token breakdown
sap-devs inject --status --verbose

# Report as JSON (for scripting / CI)
sap-devs inject --status --json

Choose your developer profile

bash

sap-devs profile list           # see available profiles
sap-devs profile set cap-developer  # set the active profile
sap-devs profile show           # show active profile and pack weights

Command Reference

`inject`

Push SAP context into all detected AI tools.

sap-devs inject [flags]

Flag	Description
`--project`	Inject at project scope (writes to project config files in the current directory)
`--tool <id>`	Inject into a specific tool only (e.g. `claude-code`, `cursor`)
`--dry-run`	Preview changes without writing files
`--uninstall`	Remove all previously injected SAP context from AI tool config files
`--status`	Report injection state (present/stale/not found) for all AI tool config files
`--json`	Output status as JSON array (only with `--status`)
`--verbose`	Show file size and token breakdown columns (only with `--status`)
`--stats`	Show a per-adapter table of packs included, approximate token count, and budget status
`--sync`	Force a content sync before injecting (no prompt)
`--no-sync`	Skip the freshness check; use cached content as-is

Example:

bash

sap-devs inject --tool claude-code --dry-run
sap-devs inject --stats --dry-run
sap-devs inject --uninstall
sap-devs inject --uninstall --dry-run

--uninstall output example:

text

Uninstalled SAP developer context:
  ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md  — section removed
  ~/.cursor/rules/sap-developer-context.mdc  — file deleted

--status output example:

text

Tool            Scope    File                        Status
Claude Code     global   ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md         ✓ current
Cursor          global   ~/.cursor/rules/sap.mdc     ✗ not found

--status --verbose output example:

text

Tool            Scope    File                    Status      Size     Tokens  SAP%  Other sections
Claude Code     global   ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md     ✓ current   14200 B  3200    42%   1

--stats output example:

text

Adapter       Packs included          Tokens (approx)   Budget         Status
claude-code   cap, btp-core, abap     ~750              unconstrained
cursor        cap, btp-core           ~500              2000 tokens    trimmed

Authentication

sap-devs sync fetches content from github.com/SAP-samples, which requires a Personal Access Token if you are inside the SAP corporate network.

When you need a token: Only when syncing from github.com/SAP-samples on the SAP corporate network. If you are outside SAP, no token is needed.

Token resolution order (first match wins):

GITHUB_TOOLS_SAP_TOKEN environment variable
GH_TOKEN environment variable
GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable
Token stored with sap-devs config token

Storing a token (interactive — recommended for developer machines):

sap-devs config token
# Prompts: Enter GitHub token (input hidden, will not appear in shell history):

Storing a token (non-interactive — scripted or CI):

sap-devs config token ghp_yourtoken
# Warning: token passed as argument may be saved in shell history.

For CI/CD, set GITHUB_TOOLS_SAP_TOKEN as a pipeline secret instead — no local storage needed.

Where tokens are stored: The OS keychain (macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Manager, Linux Secret Service). On headless systems without a keychain, a credentials file at ~/.config/sap-devs/credentials (Linux) with restricted permissions (owner read/write only). Tokens are never stored in config.yaml.

Removing a stored token:

sap-devs config token --delete

Viewing token status:

sap-devs config show
# github_token:    ghp_****

`sync`

Pull the latest SAP developer content from the official repo.

sap-devs sync [flags]

Flag	Description
`--force`	Re-sync all content regardless of TTL
`--category <name>`	Sync a single category only (e.g. `tips`, `tools`, `resources`, `context`, `mcp`, `advocates`)

`profile`

Manage your developer profile.

sap-devs profile list
sap-devs profile set <profile-id>
sap-devs profile show

Subcommand	Description
`list`	List all available profiles
`set <id>`	Set the active profile
`show`	Show the active profile and pack weights

Example:

bash

sap-devs profile set btp-developer

`config`

View and edit sap-devs configuration.

sap-devs config show
sap-devs config set <key> <value>
sap-devs config company <git-url>

Subcommand	Description
`show`	Display the current configuration
`set <key> <value>`	Set a configuration value
`company <url>`	Configure the company content repo URL (HTTPS)

Common config keys:

Key	Description	Example
`language`	Language tag for CLI output and content	`de`, `en`

The company content repo is configured via sap-devs config company <url> rather than config set.

`tip`

Print a SAP developer tip from your active profile's packs. The tip rotates daily.

bash

sap-devs tip

`tip install`

Add sap-devs tip to your shell profile(s).

bash

sap-devs tip install

`tip uninstall`

Remove sap-devs tip from your shell profile(s).

bash

sap-devs tip uninstall

Adding a daily tip to your terminal startup

During sap-devs init you can opt in to this automatically. If you skipped it, run:

bash

sap-devs tip install

This adds sap-devs tip to every shell profile found on your system (.zshrc, .bashrc, .bash_profile, .zprofile on Linux/macOS; PowerShell profile and Git Bash profiles on Windows).

To remove it:

bash

sap-devs tip uninstall

Open a new terminal and you will see a tip on startup.

Manual setup (if tip install doesn't find your profile):

bash

# bash — ~/.bashrc or ~/.bash_profile
echo -e '\n# SAP developer tips\nsap-devs tip' >> ~/.bashrc

# zsh — ~/.zshrc
echo -e '\n# SAP developer tips\nsap-devs tip' >> ~/.zshrc

PowerShell — add to your $PROFILE:

powershell

Add-Content $PROFILE "`n# SAP developer tips`nsap-devs tip"

`completion`

Generate shell completion scripts so you can tab-complete sap-devs commands and flags in your terminal. The completion script is printed to stdout — you need to source or install it yourself.

sap-devs completion <shell>

Supported shells: bash, zsh, fish, powershell

bash

# Current session only
source <(sap-devs completion bash)

# Permanent — add to your ~/.bashrc or ~/.bash_profile
echo 'source <(sap-devs completion bash)' >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc

zsh

# Current session only
source <(sap-devs completion zsh)

# Permanent — write to a file on your $fpath
sap-devs completion zsh > "${fpath[1]}/_sap-devs"

If you see command not found: compdef, enable completions first:

zsh

echo 'autoload -U compinit; compinit' >> ~/.zshrc

fish

sap-devs completion fish | source

# Permanent
sap-devs completion fish > ~/.config/fish/completions/sap-devs.fish

PowerShell

powershell

# Current session only
sap-devs completion powershell | Out-String | Invoke-Expression

# Permanent — add to your $PROFILE
Add-Content $PROFILE "`nsap-devs completion powershell | Out-String | Invoke-Expression"

`doctor`

Check that the tools required by your active profile are installed and meet version requirements.

sap-devs doctor [flags]

Flag	Description
`--fix`	Print install commands for failed or missing tools
`--profile <id>`	Check a specific profile (`@active` for the configured profile)

Note: Without --profile, doctor checks tools from all packs, not just your active profile. Use sap-devs doctor --profile @active to check only the tools required by your configured profile.

Example:

bash

sap-devs doctor --fix

Output:

TOOL       REQUIRED    FOUND      STATUS
nodejs     >=18.0.0    20.11.0    ok
cds-dk     >=7.0.0     -          MISSING

Install commands:
  cds-dk: npm install -g @sap/cds-dk

`mcp`

Manage SAP MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers. MCP servers give AI tools direct access to SAP APIs and documentation.

sap-devs mcp list [--all]
sap-devs mcp status
sap-devs mcp install [id] [--all] [--dry-run]
sap-devs mcp serve [--profile <id>]

Subcommand	Description
`list`	List available SAP MCP servers (active profile by default; `--all` for all)
`status`	Show which SAP MCP servers are registered in your AI tool configs
`install [id]`	Wire an SAP MCP server into your AI tools; `--all` installs all for active profile
`serve`	Start the built-in MCP server on stdio (for AI tool integration)

serve flags:

Flag	Description
`--profile <id>`	Override the active profile for this server session

Built-in MCP Server

sap-devs mcp serve starts a built-in MCP server that exposes SAP developer knowledge as live tools for AI agents. The server communicates over stdio using the JSON-RPC-based MCP protocol.

Available tools:

Tool	Description
`list_packs`	List all available content packs with metadata
`get_context`	Get the AI context text for a specific pack or all packs
`get_tip`	Get a random SAP developer tip, optionally filtered by tags
`search_resources`	Search curated SAP resources by keyword
`get_known_errors`	Get known SAP error patterns, optionally filtered by keyword or pack
`get_samples`	Get canonical SAP code samples, optionally filtered by pack or keyword
`get_recent_news`	Get the latest SAP Developer News episodes
`search_tutorials`	Search SAP tutorials by keyword
`search_learning_journeys`	Search SAP Learning Journeys by keyword

Self-install: The built-in server is registered in mcp.yaml as sap-devs-server. To wire it into your AI tools:

bash

sap-devs mcp install sap-devs-server

This configures supported AI tools (Claude Code, Cursor, Continue) to launch sap-devs mcp serve as an MCP server.

Example:

bash

sap-devs mcp list
sap-devs mcp install cap-mcp-server

`resources`

Browse curated SAP developer resources from your active profile's packs.

sap-devs resources list
sap-devs resources search <query>
sap-devs resources open <id>

Subcommand	Description
`list`	List all resources for the active profile
`search <query>`	Search resources by keyword (searches across all packs, not just the active profile)
`open <id>`	Open a resource URL in the default browser

Note: resources list requires an active profile. Run sap-devs profile set <id> first if you haven't done so.

`update`

Update sap-devs to the latest release.

bash

sap-devs update

Checks GitHub for a newer release and installs it if found.

`init`

First-time setup wizard. Run once after installation.

bash

sap-devs init

`discovery`

Browse the SAP Discovery Center — guided learning missions, BTP service catalog, and the BTP Guidance Framework.

sap-devs discovery [flags]
sap-devs discovery missions list [flags]
sap-devs discovery missions search <query> [flags]
sap-devs discovery missions open <id>
sap-devs discovery services list [flags]
sap-devs discovery services search <query>
sap-devs discovery services open <id>
sap-devs discovery guidance [flags]
sap-devs discovery guidance show <id>
sap-devs discovery guidance open <id>

Persistent flags (all subcommands):

Flag	Description
`--all`	Bypass profile filtering; show all missions/services
`--force`	Bypass cache and re-fetch from the API
`--count`, `-n`	Limit results (default: 20)

missions flags:

Flag	Description
`--category <code>`	Filter by category code
`--product <name>`	Filter by product
`--effort <0-3>`	Filter by effort level

services flags:

Flag	Description
`--category <name>`	Filter by service category
`--deprecated`	Include deprecated services

guidance flags:

Flag	Description
`--domain <name>`	Filter by domain (e.g., `Extensibility`, `Integration`)

Subcommand	Description
`missions list`	List Discovery Center missions for the active profile
`missions search <query>`	Search missions via the Discovery Center API
`missions open <id>`	Open a mission in the browser
`services list`	List BTP services for the active profile
`services search <query>`	Search the BTP service catalog
`services open <id>`	Open a service in the Discovery Center
`guidance`	List BTP Guidance Framework phases and topics
`guidance show <id>`	Show guidance content for a topic
`guidance open <id>`	Open a guidance topic in the browser

Example:

bash

sap-devs discovery missions list
sap-devs discovery missions search "HANA"
sap-devs discovery services list --category "Integration"
sap-devs discovery guidance --domain Extensibility

`events`

Browse upcoming SAP community events (CodeJams, TechEd, Devtoberfest, etc.).

sap-devs events [flags]
sap-devs events open <id>
sap-devs events types
sap-devs events export [flags]

Flag	Description
`--all`, `-a`	Show all events regardless of configured location
`--type`, `-t`	Filter by event type ID
`--count`, `-n`	Max events to display (default: 10)

Subcommand	Description
`open <id>`	Open an event URL in the browser
`types`	List available event type IDs
`export`	Export events to a calendar file (ICS/VCS) or generate Google/Outlook URLs

Example:

bash

sap-devs events
sap-devs events --type codejam
sap-devs events types
sap-devs events export --format google

`hook`

Manage AI tool lifecycle hooks from pack definitions. Hooks wire commands into AI tool session-start or other lifecycle events.

sap-devs hook list [--all]
sap-devs hook install [id] [--dry-run]
sap-devs hook uninstall <id>
sap-devs hook status

Subcommand	Description
`list`	List available hooks (active profile by default; `--all` for all packs)
`install [id]`	Wire a hook (or all profile hooks if no id) into your AI tool configs
`uninstall <id>`	Remove a hook from your AI tool configs
`status`	Show which hooks are installed in your AI tool configs

Example:

bash

sap-devs hook list
sap-devs hook install sap-news-friday
sap-devs hook status

`influencers`

Browse SAP community influencers and thought leaders.

sap-devs influencers [flags]
sap-devs influencers open <id> [--link <type>]

Flag	Description
`--all`, `-a`	Show all influencers regardless of profile
`--pack`, `-p`	Filter to a specific pack
`--tags`, `-t`	Filter by comma-separated focus tags (OR match)
`--random`, `-r`	Show one random influencer

Example:

bash

sap-devs influencers
sap-devs influencers --tags CAP,BTP
sap-devs influencers open dj-adams --link blog

`learning`

Browse SAP Learning Journeys from learning.sap.com.

sap-devs learning [flags]
sap-devs learning list [flags]
sap-devs learning search <query> [flags]
sap-devs learning show <slug>
sap-devs learning open <slug>

Persistent flags:

Flag	Description
`--all`	Bypass profile filtering
`--level <level>`	Filter by level (`beginner`, `intermediate`, `advanced`)
`--role <role>`	Filter by target role
`--count`, `-n`	Limit results (default: 20)

list flags:

Flag	Description
`--pack <id>`	Filter to a specific pack's curated journeys

Subcommand	Description
`list`	List learning journeys for the active profile (default subcommand)
`search <query>`	Search journeys via the learning.sap.com API with local fallback
`show <slug>`	Display full details for a learning journey
`open <slug>`	Open a learning journey in the browser

Example:

bash

sap-devs learning
sap-devs learning list --level beginner
sap-devs learning search "CAP"
sap-devs learning show cap-learning-journey

`news`

Browse SAP Developer News episodes from the SAP Developers YouTube channel.

sap-devs news [--count <n>]
sap-devs news list [--count <n>]
sap-devs news latest
sap-devs news open <id>
sap-devs news search <query>
sap-devs news read <id> [--plain]

Flag	Description
`--count`, `-n`	Number of episodes to show (default: 10)

Subcommand	Description
`list`	List recent episodes with YouTube and SAP Community links
`latest`	Open the most recent episode in the browser
`open <id>`	Open a specific episode by list number in the browser
`search <query>`	Search episodes by title or description
`read <id>`	Read the SAP Community blog post for an episode in the terminal

Example:

bash

sap-devs news list
sap-devs news latest
sap-devs news search "HANA"
sap-devs news read 3 --plain

`samples`

Browse canonical SAP code samples from the active profile's packs.

sap-devs samples list [flags]
sap-devs samples search <query>
sap-devs samples open <id>
sap-devs samples clone <id>

list flags:

Flag	Description
`--all`, `-a`	Show all samples regardless of profile
`--pack`, `-p`	Filter to a specific pack
`--tags`, `-t`	Filter by comma-separated tags (OR match)

Subcommand	Description
`list`	List samples for the active profile
`search <query>`	Search samples across all packs
`open <id>`	Open a sample URL in the browser
`clone <id>`	Clone the sample's GitHub repository locally

Example:

bash

sap-devs samples list
sap-devs samples search "CAP"
sap-devs samples clone cap-bookshop

`tutorial`

Browse and render SAP tutorials from the SAP Developers portal.

sap-devs tutorial list [flags]
sap-devs tutorial search <query> [flags]
sap-devs tutorial show <slug> [flags]
sap-devs tutorial open <slug>

list flags:

Flag	Description
`--all`, `-a`	Show all tutorials regardless of profile
`--pack`, `-p`	Filter to a specific pack
`--level`, `-l`	Filter by level (`beginner`, `intermediate`, `advanced`)
`--tags`, `-t`	Comma-separated tags to filter (OR match)

search flags:

Flag	Description
`--level`, `-l`	Filter results by level
`--tags`, `-t`	Filter results by comma-separated tags

show flags:

Flag	Description
`--interactive`, `-i`	Interactive step-by-step TUI mode
`--step <n>`	Jump to a specific step number

Subcommand	Description
`list`	List tutorials for the active profile
`search <query>`	Search the full tutorial index across all repos
`show <slug>`	Render a tutorial with steps in the terminal
`open <slug>`	Open a tutorial in the browser

Example:

bash

sap-devs tutorial list --level beginner
sap-devs tutorial search "CAP"
sap-devs tutorial show cap-service-add-auth -i

`videos`

Browse SAP YouTube videos from pack-curated sources.

text

sap-devs videos [flags]
sap-devs videos list [flags]
sap-devs videos search <query>
sap-devs videos open <id>

list flags:

Flag	Description
`--count`, `-n`	Number of videos to show (default: 20)
`--source <id>`	Filter by source ID
`--pack <id>`	Filter by pack ID

Subcommand	Description
`list`	List videos for the active profile, newest first (default subcommand)
`search <query>`	Search videos by title across all packs
`open <id>`	Open a video by list number or ID in the browser

Example:

bash

sap-devs videos list
sap-devs videos search "CAP"
sap-devs videos open 3

`learn`

Guided learning recommendations combining tutorials, learning journeys, and Discovery Center missions.

bash

sap-devs learn [flags]
sap-devs learn recommend [flags]
sap-devs learn search <query>
sap-devs learn path list [flags]
sap-devs learn path show <path-id>
sap-devs learn path open <path-id>

Flag	Description
`--level`	Filter by experience level (`beginner`, `intermediate`, `advanced`)
`--all`	Bypass profile filtering, show content from all packs
`--count`, `-n`	Max items per section (recommend) or total (search). Default: 10
`--pack`	Filter to a specific pack (recommend and path list only)

Subcommand	Description
`recommend`	Show recommended content in sections (Journeys / Tutorials / Missions). Default subcommand
`search <query>`	Cross-type search with unified results table
`path list`	List available learning paths (curated + auto-generated)
`path show <id>`	Display a learning path with numbered steps and URLs
`path open <id>`	Open the first step of a learning path in the browser

Example:

bash

sap-devs learn                           # show recommendations
sap-devs learn --level beginner          # filter to beginner content
sap-devs learn search "CAP deployment"   # cross-type search
sap-devs learn path list --pack cap      # list CAP learning paths
sap-devs learn path show cap-getting-started  # show path details

Configuration

The configuration file is at:

OS	Path
Linux	`~/.config/sap-devs/config.yaml`
macOS	`~/Library/Application Support/sap-devs/config.yaml`
Windows	`%APPDATA%/sap-devs/config.yaml`

View with sap-devs config show. Edit with sap-devs config set <key> <value>.

MCP Servers

MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers extend AI tools with direct access to external APIs and data. sap-devs can configure SAP MCP servers in your AI tool settings automatically, and includes a built-in server that exposes SAP developer knowledge as live tools.

bash

sap-devs mcp list          # see what's available
sap-devs mcp status        # see what's already configured
sap-devs mcp install <id>  # wire a server into your AI tools
sap-devs mcp serve         # start the built-in MCP server on stdio

The built-in server (sap-devs-server) can be installed with sap-devs mcp install sap-devs-server. It exposes 9 tools: list_packs, get_context, get_tip, search_resources, get_known_errors, get_recent_news, search_tutorials, search_learning_journeys, and get_samples.

Supported AI tools include Claude Code, Cursor, Continue, and others detected on your system.

Keeping Up to Date

On every command invocation, sap-devs checks GitHub for a newer release in the background (at most once per 7 days). If a new version is available, you'll see a notification in the terminal after the command completes.

To update immediately:

bash

sap-devs update

Troubleshooting

"No tips available" or context appears empty → Run sap-devs sync to download the latest content.

AI tool not detected by inject → Ensure the tool is installed and its CLI is on your PATH. Check with sap-devs doctor.

doctor shows FAIL or MISSING → Run sap-devs doctor --fix to see install commands for the missing tools.

Windows: sap-devs not found after installation → Open a new terminal after adding the folder to PATH. Environment variable changes require a new shell session.

Inject writes the wrong language → Set your language: sap-devs config set language en (or de, etc.).

Platform Notes

Config, cache, and data directories per OS:

Purpose	Linux	macOS	Windows
Config	`~/.config/sap-devs`	`~/Library/Application Support/sap-devs`	`%APPDATA%/sap-devs`
Cache	`~/.cache/sap-devs`	`~/Library/Caches/sap-devs`	`%LOCALAPPDATA%/sap-devs/cache`
Data (user content)	`~/.local/share/sap-devs`	`~/Library/Application Support/sap-devs/data`	`%LOCALAPPDATA%/sap-devs/data`

On Linux, XDG environment variables (XDG_CONFIG_HOME, XDG_CACHE_HOME, XDG_DATA_HOME) are honoured.

sap-devs User Guide ​

Installation ​

Install via Scoop (Windows) ​

Install via Homebrew Cask (macOS) ​

Manual download (all platforms) ​

Verify checksum (recommended) ​

Install ​

Verify ​

First-Time Setup ​

Core Workflow ​

Keep content current ​

Inject context into AI tools ​

Choose your developer profile ​

Command Reference ​

inject ​

Authentication ​

sync ​

profile ​

config ​

tip ​

tip install ​

tip uninstall ​

Adding a daily tip to your terminal startup ​

completion ​

bash ​

zsh ​

fish ​

PowerShell ​

doctor ​

mcp ​

Built-in MCP Server ​

resources ​

update ​

init ​

discovery ​

events ​

hook ​

influencers ​

learning ​

news ​

samples ​

tutorial ​

videos ​

learn ​

Configuration ​

MCP Servers ​

Keeping Up to Date ​

Troubleshooting ​

Platform Notes ​

sap-devs User Guide

Installation

Install via Scoop (Windows)

Install via Homebrew Cask (macOS)

Manual download (all platforms)

Verify checksum (recommended)

Install

Verify

First-Time Setup

Core Workflow

Keep content current

Inject context into AI tools

Choose your developer profile

Command Reference

`inject`

Authentication

`sync`

`profile`

`config`

`tip`

`tip install`

`tip uninstall`

Adding a daily tip to your terminal startup

`completion`

bash

zsh

fish

PowerShell

`doctor`

`mcp`

Built-in MCP Server

`resources`

`update`

`init`

`discovery`

`events`

`hook`

`influencers`

`learning`

`news`

`samples`

`tutorial`

`videos`

`learn`

Configuration

MCP Servers

Keeping Up to Date

Troubleshooting

Platform Notes