SAP + AI Agent Design
Browse practical Agent Design guidance in SAP + AI, organized for implementation, configuration and technical reference.
What this hub covers
Agent Design is a defined knowledge area within SAP + AI. This hub brings its published guides into one permanent, crawlable destination so practitioners can move from foundational concepts to configuration and operational detail without relying on a search-results page. Use the curated starting points first, then continue through the complete library for deeper implementation context.
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The clearest entry points, ordered by practical usefulness.
Conversational vs Autonomous AI Agents: Which One Fits the Job?
Conversational agents wait for a person, and autonomous agents wake on events or schedules. When to use each, and when a plain workflow is the...
Read guide →AI Agent Memory Explained: What Agents Should and Should Not Remember
Short-term and long-term memory for AI agents in plain words: what to keep, what never to store, how long to keep it, and how SAP Agent Memory fits...
Read guide →Event-Driven AI Agents in SAP: When an Agent Should Wake Up Itself
Events vs requests for AI agents in SAP, when an agent should start by itself, and how to handle duplicate events and idempotency, in plain words.
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Conversational vs Autonomous AI Agents: Which One Fits the Job?
Conversational agents wait for a person, and autonomous agents wake on events or schedules. When to use each, and when a plain workflow is the...
AI Agent Memory Explained: What Agents Should and Should Not Remember
Short-term and long-term memory for AI agents in plain words: what to keep, what never to store, how long to keep it, and how SAP Agent Memory fits...
Event-Driven AI Agents in SAP: When an Agent Should Wake Up Itself
Events vs requests for AI agents in SAP, when an agent should start by itself, and how to handle duplicate events and idempotency, in plain words.