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.

graph LR
    subgraph SAP["SAP Content"]
        CP["Content Packs<br/><small>CAP · BTP · ABAP</small>"]
    end

    subgraph CLI["sap-devs CLI"]
        INJ["inject<br/><small>writes config files</small>"]
        MCP["mcp serve<br/><small>live MCP server</small>"]
    end

    subgraph Tools["AI Coding Tools"]
        CC["Claude Code"]
        CU["Joule Studio"]
        GC["GitHub Copilot"]
    end

    CP --> INJ
    CP --> MCP
    INJ -- "CLAUDE.md<br/>.cursorrules<br/>..." --> Tools
    MCP -- "32 tools<br/>on demand" --> Tools
    Tools -- "SAP-aware<br/>assistance" --> DEV["Developer"]

    style SAP fill:#0070f2,stroke:#0058b8,color:#fff
    style CLI fill:#1d232a,stroke:#354a5f,color:#fff
    style Tools fill:#107e3e,stroke:#0a6128,color:#fff
    style DEV fill:#e8f0fe,stroke:#0070f2,color:#1d232a

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.

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

Update with:

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:

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

Update with:

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:

# 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:

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:

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

sap-devs version

First-Time Setup

Run the setup wizard:

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

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

# 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

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:

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:

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

--status output example:

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

--status --verbose output example:

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

--stats output example:

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:

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.

sap-devs tip

`tip install`

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

sap-devs tip install

`tip uninstall`

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

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:

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:

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 — ~/.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:

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:

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

fish

sap-devs completion fish | source

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

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:

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:

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:

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.

sap-devs update

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

`init`

First-time setup wizard. Run once after installation.

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:

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:

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:

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:

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:

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:

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:

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:

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.

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:

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.

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:

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.

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:

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.

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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

`inject`

`sync`

`profile`

`config`

`tip`

`tip install`

`tip uninstall`

`completion`

`doctor`

`mcp`

`resources`

`update`

`init`

`discovery`

`events`

`hook`

`influencers`

`learning`

`news`

`samples`

`tutorial`

`videos`

`learn`