Hello! I want to introduce a GPT app I built to make ABAP coding easier with ChatGPT.

Since I was not a strong developer, I have relied heavily on GPT for almost every task from early on.
This is the ABAP Helper I trained around early 2022, in my first year, when coding was so hard for me. I gave it the 100 template programs my development lead at the time shared with me,
along with the documentation from SAP F4 help, which I translated entirely into Korean.
💡 What is ABAP Helper?
ABAP Helper is an AI assistant that specializes in SAP ABAP.
It is not just plain ChatGPT; it is a version tuned for ABAP practice and theory.
When you ask it something, it does not only tell you the syntax. It is a smart friend that also explains
- why you should write it this way,
- what the alternatives are,
- and how it is used in real projects.
✨ What makes it useful?
- ✅ Accurate, clean ABAP code examples
- ✅ Explanations built around patterns that come up often at work
- ✅ Just the essentials, without long searches
- ✅ Covers CDS, BAPI, BAdI, ALV and performance tuning
On top of that, the explanations are not stiff or difficult. It feels like asking the senior developer sitting next to you, so it is comfortable to use.
🙋♂️ How can you use it?
- When you are stuck on a specific piece of logic during a project
- To organize the basics when you start a new development task
- To quickly review key concepts while preparing for an interview
- As a personal tutor for anyone studying SAP!
In short, it helps with almost any question that comes up while developing in ABAP.
✍️ Closing thoughts
These days, asking ABAP Helper whenever I write code on a project has become a habit.
It really helps: it saves time, and I can feel my skills improving.
If you have not tried it yet, please give it a go.
You might find yourself thinking, "Why didn't I know about this sooner?" 😄
📌 If you have any questions, ask me in the comments on this blog and I will answer anytime.
I hope many people find it easy to use.
※ People sometimes point out errors to me on LinkedIn, so I am considering additional training. I am also wondering whether I should rebuild it from scratch as a season 2.