Clean ABAP

Use this skill whenever the task involves ABAP artifacts, especially global classes, local classes, interfaces, reports, includes, function modules, methods, internal tables, exception handling, or ABAP Unit tests.

When to Use

• Writing new ABAP code.
• Refactoring legacy ABAP code.
• Reviewing ABAP code for readability, maintainability, or consistency.
• Naming classes, methods, parameters, variables, constants, or test code in ABAP.
• Deciding between old and modern ABAP syntax.
• Improving ABAP error handling, formatting, and unit tests.

Working Principles

1. Preserve behavior first. Only change external behavior when the user explicitly asks for it.