SAP recently released the @cap-js/agents plugin, which turns a CAP service into an AI agent that speaks the A2A protocol. You annotate a service, you get an agent that can query your entities, call your actions and even pause to ask the user for approval. It is a lot of capability for one annotation.
What you don’t get is a user interface you can ship. The agent is an endpoint, so talking to it means writing JSON-RPC by hand and reading server-sent events in a terminal. That gets old quickly.
So I built a plugin for it. In this blog post, I’ll show you how to add a full SAPUI5 chat client to any CAP project with agents, by installing one npm package and changing nothing else.
SAP recently released the @cap-js/agents plugin, which turns a CAP service into an AI agent that speaks the A2A protocol. You annotate a service, you get an agent that can query your entities, call your actions and even pause to ask the user for approval. It is a lot of capability for one annotation.What you don’t get is a user interface you can ship. The agent is an endpoint, so talking to it means writing JSON-RPC by hand and reading server-sent events in a terminal. That gets old quickly.So I built a plugin for it. In this blog post, I’ll show you how to add a full SAPUI5 chat client to any CAP project with agents, by installing one npm package and changing nothing else. Read More Technology Blog Posts by Members articles
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