Business data
Read SAP data sources with every result checked against the user's authorizations.
MCP server for SAP ECC and S/4HANA
The Skybuffer AI MCP server is an ABAP add-on that publishes SAP business data, transactions and development tools as MCP tools. Every call runs as the signed-in user, with SAP authorizations enforced in the ABAP kernel.
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is the open standard that AI assistants and agents use to discover and call tools. Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot and VS Code all speak it.
Without an MCP server in SAP, every assistant needs its own integration, its own credentials and its own idea of who may see what. With one inside the ABAP stack, a single governed tool layer serves every assistant, and SAP stays the authority on access.
Start with the tools you need and add more as ABAP classes. Each tool describes itself, so any MCP client knows when and how to call it.
Read SAP data sources with every result checked against the user's authorizations.
Create, update and delete in SAP, with change documents and a full audit trail.
Give developers and coding assistants the context they need, straight from the system.
The same lifecycle as any other ABAP development, so your SAP team already knows how to run it.
Read how to create MCP toolsWrite the tool as an ABAP class, with its description and parameters.
Add it to the MCP tool registry so every client can discover and call it.
Move it through development, quality and production with your normal transports.
Any MCP client calls it; it runs as the signed-in user, with authorization checks.
Every change is recorded in SAP, next to the user who made it.
Business users, developers and agents reach the same governed tools, from wherever they already work.
AI assistants
Developer tools
Agents and SAP
Platform MCP servers
Alongside the ABAP MCP server run platform MCP servers on SAP HANA on-premise or SAP BTP. Deploy them separately or combined.
Vectorized documentation of your custom ABAP, so assistants can answer what a Z object does and what depends on it.
Your in-house development rules, applied every time an assistant writes or reviews code.
ABAP Cleaner and other development utilities, available to any MCP client from the editor your developers already use.
Yes. Through the Skybuffer AI MCP server they call SAP tools directly, as the signed-in user, with SAP authorizations checked on every call.
Both. It runs inside the ABAP stack of SAP ECC and SAP S/4HANA, on-premise or connected from your SAP BTP subaccount.
The tools run in ABAP as the calling user, so the standard PFCG authorization checks apply. An assistant can never see or change more than the person using it.
No. The MCP server runs in the ABAP system. If you use SAP Integration Suite, its MCP gateway can sit in front of it.
Yes. Tools are ABAP classes, so your developers build, register and transport them like any other ABAP object.
Bring a question your team asks every week. We will answer it through MCP, in your own system.