sap-abap-mcp
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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct role: search discovers capabilities, describe retrieves schemas/hashes, and the three invoke tools are cleanly separated by effect class (read/write/destructive). An agent can select the right tool based on intent without overlapping functionality.
All tools follow the same `sap.capability.<action>` namespace with lowercase and snake_case suffixes. The invoke variants consistently append the effect type, creating a predictable and readable pattern.
Five tools neatly cover the generic capability gateway pattern: discovery, introspection, and execution split by effect class. Each tool earns its place with no redundant or missing meta-operations.
The set covers discovery (search), schema retrieval (describe), and execution across all effect classes (read/write/destructive), forming a complete lifecycle for invoking SAP capabilities without obvious dead ends.