SAP Fiori MCP Server: Enhancing AI Coding Assistants for SAP Fiori Applications

SAP has released the SAP Fiori MCP server, a new capability that lets AI coding assistants directly create and edit SAP Fiori applications. The MCP server is an open-source node.js module that enables developers to generate and adapt SAP Fiori elements applications with precision and context awareness. AI assistants can now discover and act on SAP Fiori projects, and the server provides tools to generate SAP Fiori elements applications for CAP node.js projects and find SAP Fiori applications in the workspace.

SAP has recently unveiled the SAP Fiori MCP server, a new feature that enables AI coding assistants to directly create and edit SAP Fiori applications. This open-source node.js module allows developers to generate and adapt SAP Fiori elements applications with precision and context awareness. The server provides tools to discover and act on SAP Fiori projects, generate SAP Fiori elements applications for CAP node.js projects, and find SAP Fiori applications within the workspace.

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) server is designed to unify various SAP developer sources under a single, predictable interface. It utilizes fast, keyword-intent search to provide relevant matches quickly, reducing the time developers spend cross-checking multiple sources [1].

SAP's investment in MCP servers is evident in the CAP MCP server, which has been deployed to support developers working with CAP (Cloud Application Programming) [1]. The SAP Fiori MCP server extends this capability to Fiori applications, making it easier for developers to find and utilize relevant resources.

The introduction of the SAP Fiori MCP server aligns with SAP's broader strategy to enhance AI capabilities within its development tools. SAP Joule for Developers, for instance, provides embedded AI capabilities to accelerate app development and automation productivity [2]. The new Fiori MCP server complements these efforts by offering a more streamlined and efficient way to work with SAP Fiori applications.

By leveraging the MCP server, developers can expect to reduce guesswork and align responses to the current SAP docs, thereby improving the accuracy and relevance of their work. The server's ability to fetch the right page, API, or example at answer time can significantly reduce the time spent on manual verification.

The SAP Fiori MCP server is available as a hosted service, making it easy for developers to connect and start using its features without any setup. It is also possible to run the server locally by cloning the repository and building it locally. The server provides a consistent format for all sources, making it easier for developers to scan and follow the results.

The integration of the SAP Fiori MCP server with popular development tools such as Cursor, VS Code, and Claude.ai further enhances its utility. Developers can easily add the server as a remote or local connector to these tools, allowing for seamless integration into their existing workflows.

In summary, the SAP Fiori MCP server represents a significant advancement in SAP's efforts to leverage AI for enhanced coding capabilities. By providing a unified and efficient way to work with SAP Fiori applications, the server aims to improve developer productivity and accuracy. As SAP continues to invest in AI and MCP technologies, we can expect to see further innovations in this area.

References:
[1] https://community.sap.com/t5/technology-blog-posts-by-members/feed-sap-help-ui5-apis-amp-sap-community-content-into-your-ai-with-this/ba-p/14195007
[2] https://www.sap.com/products/artificial-intelligence/joule-for-developers.html