sap-cap-capire

You can search CDS models and entities in a local CAP project by running the Capire MCP server locally to perform semantic model discovery across services, entities, and deployment patterns without external network calls.

Yes, you can look up CAP documentation offline. The Capire MCP server uses search_docs on a local cache of embedded documentation and CSN data, requiring zero network connectivity to retrieve syntax and implementation patterns.

The best way to discover service endpoints in a CAP project is using the Capire MCP server's search_model function. It enables semantic model discovery across compiled CDS definitions to quickly verify endpoints before coding.

Yes, Capire works without an internet connection for CAP development. All model discovery and documentation lookups operate entirely on a local MCP server cache with no external network calls.

To find CDS syntax patterns for before create handlers, use the Capire MCP server's search_docs function. It retrieves official CAP documentation and implementation patterns from the local cached embeddings.

Yes, you need a running local MCP server to discover CAP models and documentation. Capire operates on a local MCP server cache to execute search_model and search_docs queries against your CAP project's compiled CSN data.