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Practical AI tools and workflows for development and analysis.
This cluster covers repository context packaging, coding agents, MCP-based tool integration, AI code review, testing, and security. The focus is on deciding which tool fits which task, how to keep control, and how to avoid leaking private material.
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Repository Context Packaging
How to turn a codebase into AI-readable context: Repomix, gitingest, llms.txt, context compression, and token budgets.
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Repomix for AI Codebase Analysis
Use Repomix to package selected repository context, audit architecture, and prepare safe implementation plans.
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AI Coding Agents Landscape
Terminal agents, IDE agents, and autonomous engineering agents: how they differ and when to use each.
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MCP for Development Workflows
Use the Model Context Protocol safely: read-only vs write-capable tools, permission boundaries, and audit gates.
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AI Code Review Agents
First-pass review with CodeRabbit, GitHub Copilot code review, and similar tools: strengths, limits, and human gates.
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AI-Assisted Testing and Quality
Generate tests, run regression checks, and validate AI-authored changes without handing off quality ownership.
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AI Security for Generated Code
Security checks for AI-generated code: secrets leakage, dependency risks, prompt injection, and CI gates.
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About the author and this Atlas
Dzmitryi Kharlanau is an SAP consultant and AI-assisted systems builder with practical experience across SAP SD, MM, ABAP, master data, migration, and AMS support.
His work focuses on SAP support diagnostics, business process knowledge, data quality, operational analysis, automation, and AI-assisted development workflows. He explores how structured knowledge bases, agentic tools, and data-driven support systems can improve SAP AMS, reduce repeated issue handling, and make enterprise operations more explainable.
This Knowledge Atlas is a curated working knowledge base for business concepts, SAP support diagnostics, data operations, automation patterns, and AI-assisted support systems.
The content is based on practical SAP support experience, public documentation, structured research, and personal experimentation with AI agents and developer automation. It is not official SAP documentation. Always validate system-specific behavior in your own SAP landscape and official vendor documentation.
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This content is not official SAP documentation. It is a curated working knowledge base based on practical SAP support experience, public documentation, structured research, and personal experimentation with AI-assisted workflows. Always validate system-specific behavior in your own SAP landscape and official vendor documentation.