sc4sap:deep-interview

To clarify vague SAP requirements before writing ABAP code, you can use a structured Socratic interview to resolve ambiguity across SAP object types like classes, programs, and CDS views. This prevents wasted execution cycles on underspecified tasks.

You need a structured interview for SAP development tasks when requirements are vague or complex and you require guided questioning to specify SAP object types, packages, transports, and integration points before implementation begins.

An ambiguity gating mechanism scores requirements during the interview process. Only when the ambiguity score falls below 5 is a validated spec generated, ensuring your SAP development requirements are fully crystallized before progression.

Yes, you can specify BAdI implementations and RAP objects through guided questioning. The interview resolves ambiguity across various SAP object types, including classes, interfaces, function modules, CDS views, and RESTful ABAP Programming objects.

After the SAP requirements interview is completed, validated specifications are written to a markdown file. The system then prompts you to proceed directly to creating programs or objects, transitioning smoothly from specification to code generation.

The best way to document validated SAP specifications is writing them to a timestamped markdown file in the deep-interviews directory. This ensures requirements are permanently recorded and accessible before you proceed to code creation.