A lot of AI work in the SAP space focuses on agents, assistants, and orchestration. This post is about something smaller in scope: bringing AI directly into SAPUI5 as reusable controls, close to where users interact with data every day.
Users frequently work with text fields, writing descriptions, filling in notes, composing messages. Tasks like improving the tone of a text, fixing spelling mistakes, or translating a field value are small, well-defined, and a good fit for what LLMs do well. This post shares an experiment in packaging that kind of capability into a UI5 control library.
A lot of AI work in the SAP space focuses on agents, assistants, and orchestration. This post is about something smaller in scope: bringing AI directly into SAPUI5 as reusable controls, close to where users interact with data every day.Users frequently work with text fields, writing descriptions, filling in notes, composing messages. Tasks like improving the tone of a text, fixing spelling mistakes, or translating a field value are small, well-defined, and a good fit for what LLMs do well. This post shares an experiment in packaging that kind of capability into a UI5 control library. Read More Technology Blog Posts by Members articles
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