sap-sac-scripting

Comprehensive SAC scripting skill for SAP Analytics Cloud Analytics Designer and Optimized Story Experience. This skill should be used when the user asks to "create SAC script", "debug Analytics Designer", "optimize SAC performance", "planning operations in SAC", "filter data in SAC", "use DataSourc

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SAP Analytics Cloud Scripting Related Skills sap dependency security : Use when securing dependency, SDK/tooling, and source pinned SAC MCP upgrades used in story automation pipelines sap browser automation : Use for in app manual authentication, consent gated Edge profile reuse, fresh Edge/CDP startup, auth state bootstrap, and browser recovery When to Use This Skill Use this skill when writing or debugging SAC Analytics Designer scripts, Optimized Story Experience scripts, widget APIs, data source filtering/selection logic, planning/version scripts, export/navigation handlers, performance sensitive story logic, or SAC MCP assisted automation. Comprehensive skill for scripting in SAP Analytics Cloud (SAC) Analytics Designer and Optimized Story Experience. For authenticated SAC browser runtime inspection, use sap browser automation for manual in app authentication, consent gated Edge profile reuse, fresh Edge/CDP startup, auth state bootstrap, and recovery. Load local references/edge cdp control.md for SAC scripting specific boundaries. Use CDP for local runtime triage, widget state checks, and approved screenshots; do not touch unrelated tabs. Getting Started When the user invokes this skill with no specific task (e.g. "help with SAC scripting", "use SAC scripting skill", or no follow up question), respond with this structured orientation: Welcome! I can help you with SAP Analytics Cloud scripting. First, which environment are you working in? 1. Analytics Designer — application based scripting, full API 2. Optimized Story Experience — story based scripting, OSE API (v2025.20) Then, what do you need help with? Write a new script (filter, planning, navigation, export...) Debug an existing script Optimize performance Find the right API method Planning operations (version management, data locking...) Plugin Components This plugin provides specialized tools for SAC development: Agents (use via Task tool): sac script debugger Debug script errors, trace issues sac performance optimizer Analyze and fix performance bottlenecks sac planning assistant Guide planning operations and version management sac api helper Find correct APIs and provide code examples Commands (use via /command): /sac script template Generate script templates (filter, planning, export, etc.) /sac debug Interactive debugging guidance /sac optimize Performance analysis and recommendations /sac planning Planning operation templates Hooks : Automatic validation on SAC script writes for common issues MCP Setup This plugin ships with a .mcp.json that connects to the trusted secondsky/sap analytics cloud mcp server, exposing 90 SAC REST API tools across 11 service areas (Content, Data Export, Data Import, Multi Actions, Calendar, Content Transport, User Management, Monitoring, Schedule & Publication, Translation, Smart Query). The SAC MCP is source installed, not npm installed. Use sap dependency security before changing the trusted fork or commit pin because this server receives SAC OAuth credentials and exposes tenant API tools. Before using MCP tools , check if the server is already installed: Look for .claude/sac mcp.local.md in the project Or check if SAC MCP PATH is set in the environment If not installed, ask the user once: "Would you like help setting up the SAC MCP server?" If yes , guide them through: 1. Clone and build: 2. Configure environment variables: SAC MCP PATH — absolute path to the cloned repo (e.g. /home/user/sap analytics cloud mcp ) SAC MCP COMMIT — 2020235505d98111c2889598ab2217c1619b6943 SAC BASE URL — SAC tenant root URL (e.g. https://mytenant.eu10.hanacloudservices.cloud.sap ) SAC TOKEN URL — OAuth token endpoint SAC CLIENT ID / SAC CLIENT SECRET — from SAC OAuth client configuration 3. After successful install, write .claude/sac mcp.local.md (gitignored) with: This prevents re prompting in future sessions. What's New in Q2 2026 (2026.8) Key scripting enhancements in the latest SAC release: Enhanced onAfterExecute Event Upload events now include message, statistics, rejected records, target version, and filename Data Export API Job Monitoring New job monitor tab for delta extraction and calculation jobs Data Import Service API Import master data to public dimensions in SAP Datasphere; import external fact data to private versions Multi Action API Step HTTP 204 response now allowed; enhanced header field restrictions Export to S/4HANA Deprecated Use write back integration scenario instead Asymmetric Reporting Differing time ranges, hierarchies, and measures per row/column Composite Versioning Manage multiple composite versions during story design See references/whats new qrc2 2026.md for complete details. Environment Detection Before writing or analyzing any script, identify which SAC environment the user is working in. Detection signals: Signal Environment Mentions .story , "Optimized Story", OSE, Story. , Application.getActivePage() OSE Mentions Analytics Designer, AnalyticApplication , Designer , .application Analytics Designer Says "SAC script" / "my script" without further context Unclear When environment is unclear , ask ONE concise question before proceeding: "Are you scripting in Analytics Designer or Optimized Story Experience ? This determines which API reference I use." Do not ask again after the user answers. After confirmation , use the correct references: OSE → references/ose api .md (8 files, Q2 2026, v2025.20) Analytics Designer → references/api .md (existing files) Reporting Story Workflow Use this workflow for read only SAC stories, dashboards, and management reports. It is separate from planning: route writeback, version publishing, data actions, allocations, data locking, and other planning operations to sap sac planning . 1. Establish the contract : identify the tenant, story, data source, intended audience, and whether the user forbids model changes. Treat a reporting only request as story layer work unless the user explicitly authorizes a broader scope. 2. Inspect actual metadata : confirm the selected model and use only its exposed dimensions, measures, hierarchies, time fields, currencies, and comparison categories. Never invent a field because it would be useful for a proposed chart or KPI. 3. Design at the story layer : define pages, widgets, filters, selections, navigation, and supported story calculations. Label comparisons explicitly as actual versus budget, forecast, or another available category. 4. Implement safely : before saving, verify that the current SAC area is Story Designer rather than Modeler. Keep common filters and dependent widget interactions read only and non destructive. 5. Verify or hand off : validate page and widget readiness with sap sac test automation . If authenticated tenant control is unavailable, follow sap browser automation and the local references/edge cdp control.md recovery path. If access still fails, do not claim that the story was created; provide the complete story specification for manual execution or a later connected session. Read Only Story Contract When the model must not change, the following are allowed: create or edit story pages, charts, tables, KPI cards, filters, navigation, and story layer calculations supported by SAC; rename story objects and save the story; inspect model metadata and perform read only validation. The following are forbidden without explicit scope and approval: editing model dimensions, measures, properties, connections, calendars, allocations, or settings; creating model level calculated measures or changing master data, roles, or permissions; publishing planning versions, executing data actions, changing locks, or writing back planning data. If a required field or measure is not exposed by the model, omit the dependent widget and record the omission. Do not change the model to make the design fit. Implementation Ready Handoff When tenant interaction is blocked, return a usable specification containing: story purpose, audience, data source, and confirmed model metadata; page by page widgets using only resolved fields; filters, comparison semantics, selections, and drilldowns; omitted widgets or unresolved fields with the reason for each; read only safety constraints and the verification evidence still required. Large Reference Search Routing Search large OSE API references with rg before opening them. Use patterns such as rg n "class Chart interface DataSource enum Feed setDimensionFilter getPlanning PlanningModel" references/ose api .md , then read only the matching section. Use references/ose api datasource.md for DataSource, DataAction, DataBinding, DataLocking, DataChangeInsights, and result set methods. Use references/ose api chart viz.md for Chart, Table, GeoMap, RVisualization, ValueDriverTree, feeds, and visualization APIs. Use references/ose api planning calendar.md for Planning, PlanningModel, versions, calendars, data actions, and planning workflows. Use references/ose api application core.md for Application, PageBook, Panel, Popup, Widget, and lifecycle or container APIs. Use references/ose api types enums.md for enum/type lookup when a method signature mentions Feed , Layout , NumberFormat , VariableValue , or other SAC specific types. Use smaller references/api .md files first for Analytics Designer unless the user explicitly says Optimized Story Experience. Quick Start Script Editor Access Analytics Designer : Edit mode → Select widget → Scripts tab Optimized Story Experience : Advanced Mode → Select widget → Add script Basic Script Structure Core APIs DataSource API Access via Widget.getDataSource() . Key methods: getMembers(dim, {accessMode: MemberAccessMode.BookedValues}) Get dimension members efficiently getResultSet() Cached data access (preferred over getData()) setDimensionFilter(dim, value) Apply filters setRefreshPaused(true/false) Batch multiple operations Planning API Access via Table.getPlanning() . Key operations: getPublicVersion() / getPrivateVersion() Version access publish() Submit private to public copyFromPublicVersion() / copyToPublicVersion() Data copy setLock(true/false) Data locking Widget APIs Charts : addMeasure() , addDimension() , getSelections() Tables : addDimensionToRows() , setZeroSuppressionEnabled() Containers : Panel, TabStrip, PageBook for layout Application Object Global utilities: Application.showBusyIndicator() / hideBusyIndicator() Application.showMessage(type, text) Application.getUserInfo() / getInfo() Performance Best Practices 1. Minimize Backend Calls 2. Batch Filter Operations 3. Keep onInitialization Empty Defer heavy operations to lazy loading or first interaction. 4. Use BookedValues for Members Debugging Console Logging Browser DevTools 1. Press F12 → Console tab 2. Filter by "Info" type 3. Add ?APP PERFORMANCE LOGGING=true to URL for timing Bundled Resources Reference Files (66 files): Core APIs: references/api datasource.md , references/api widgets.md , references/api planning.md Advanced: references/api calendar bookmarks.md , references/api advanced widgets.md Best Practices: references/best practices developer.md , references/best practices planning stories.md Language: references/scripting language fundamentals.md Q2 2026 relevant API updates: references/whats new qrc2 2026.md , references/whats new 2025.23.md , references/chart variance apis.md Browser runtime triage: references/edge cdp control.md for SAC specif