Documentation
SAP publishes its platform documentation as public repositories, which makes indexing it something anybody can do. Independent servers do so over single corpora, such as BTP documentationsap-btp-docs-mcpAn MCP server for semantic search over the SAP BTP documentation repository, filtered by area such as development, administration, integration or security, with full document retrieval.independent, btp and AI Core documentationsap-ai-docs-mcpAn MCP server with semantic search, category filtering and whole-page retrieval over SAP AI Core's documentation, from the SAP-docs/sap-artificial-intelligence repository.independent, btp, with semantic search and category filtering, and over catalogues such as SAP's API Business Accelerator Hubsap-api-hub-mcpA read-only MCP server over the SAP Business Accelerator Hub catalogue: categories, search, metadata, resources, specs and packages, reached as the caller's own SAP user.independent, btp.
Overview
No core answer is documented.
Not covered: At the corpus or catalogue each server reads. What is answerable is exactly what that repository, catalogue or feed holds and nothing beside it.
The providers are independent and read SAP's published material: documentation repositories, the Business Accelerator Hub catalogue, SAP Notes and the roadmap. SAP publishes the documentation itself, in the open, which is what makes indexing it possible — publishing a corpus is not the same as answering this capability.
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capability:documentation- JSON
- /capabilities/documentation.json
- MCP
- Connecting an agent