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Clean Core Assessment

Why this use case matters​

Adri AI provides a detailed Clean Core framework to classify ABAP objects into:

  • Level A
  • Level B
  • Level C

This helps teams quickly understand migration risk and prioritization.

Flexible by design (architect notes)​

Enterprise architects may interpret clean-core rules differently. So Adri AI allows you to add your own notes directly in the prompt before assessment.

You can include guidance like:

Use our enterprise rule: wrapper classes around standard APIs can be treated as Level B if no direct not-released table dependency exists.

The assessment will still follow Adri's framework, but it will consider your additional notes while explaining classification.

Step-by-step in Claude Code​

In these screenshots, the red box shows user action and the blue box shows important information to note.

  1. Type /adri and select /adri-ai:clean_core_assess (MCP).

Select clean_core_assess prompt

  1. Adri loads the Clean Core Migration Framework resource and asks for object details.

Framework loaded and input requirements shown

  1. Ask for assessment with object + system details. You can include your architect notes in the same request.

Example:

Do Clean Core Assessment for zcl_enabler_cds_rap in system Dedicated [Admin].
Also consider this note: classes used only for repository export are acceptable as Level B unless they directly depend on not-released SAP tables.

Submit clean core assessment request

  1. Review execution details while Adri gathers source, dependencies, ATC findings, and related signals.

Execution and tool trace for assessment

  1. Review the detailed assessment output.

Assessment output: object profile and dependency analysis

Assessment output: ATC findings and overall classification

Continue to planning (fit-to-X selection)​

After assessment, run the planning prompt:

  1. Type /adri and select /adri-ai:clean_core_plan (MCP).

Select clean_core_plan prompt

  1. Choose your migration intent (fit-to-X strategy), for example:
  • clean-core-first
  • extension-first
  • contract-safe
  • side-by-side-first
  • fastest-safe-fit

The planning output depends on this choice, so pick the intent that matches your architecture direction.

Choose fit-to-X intent for planning

  1. Setup (Claude Code)
  2. MCP Capabilities