Update Models

Update Model Types from SAP Notes

Syncs packages/core/src/model-types.ts and the deprecated models table in the SAP/ai-sdk docs with the current model table on SAP Notes (me.sap.com/notes/3437766).

Steps

1. Navigate to the SAP Notes page using the Playwright MCP tool:

   • Use browser_navigate to go to https://me.sap.com/notes/3437766
   • Use browser_wait_for to wait for Availability of Generative AI Models
   • If the page shows a login screen, tell the user to log in to me.sap.com in the Playwright browser window and wait for their confirmation, then retry.

2. Extract the model tables (then close the browser tab when done):

   • Read scripts/extract-model-table.js and pass its contents as the function body to browser_evaluate.
   • The script returns either { active: [...], retired: [...], batch: [...] } (success) or { error: '...' } (failure).
   • If the result is an error or result.active is empty, the session has expired — tell the user to log in to me.sap.com in the Playwright browser window and wait for their confirmation, then retry.
   • On success, sync models into scripts/sap-models.json:
     • Remove duplicate scraped rows, keeping the latest version first: both tables include a Version column. When result.active or result.retired contains multiple rows for the same model name, compare their version strings and keep only the row with the latest version (use your judgment — versions may be date-like 2024-11-20, semantic 1.2, or arbitrary strings; pick the one a human would call newest). Discard the older-versioned rows entirely.
     • Status is determined by the latest version only: if the latest-versioned row of a model is active (not deprecated/retired), treat the model as active even if older-versioned rows are marked deprecated or retired. Conversely, only treat a model as deprecated/retired when its latest version carries that status.
     • For each de-duplicated model in result.active: update the existing entry matched by model field (update all fields including version), or append it if not already present. Clear the retired field (set to "") if it was previously set.
     • For each de-duplicated model in result.retired: if already present in sap-models.json, set retired: "yes" and update suggestedReplacement and version from result.retired. If not present at all, append a new entry with retired: "yes" and the fields from result.retired (set availableInOrchestration: "", deprecated: "", retirementDate: "").
     • Do not remove any entries from sap-models.json — retired models stay in the file with retired: "yes".
     • If both result.active and result.retired list a model (after per-table de-duplication), treat it as retired.
     • After merging, verify no duplicate model values exist in sap-models.json. If any remain, remove the older/less-complete entry and report the duplicate removal to the user.
   • Sync batch models into the batchModels key of scripts/sap-models.json:
     • result.batch is a string array of model names from the SAP Notes "Batch Consumption Supported Models" section.
     • The SAP Notes batch list is authoritatively incomplete — the LLM batch service supports models not listed there. The batchModels key in sap-models.json is the ground truth and must never be shrunk by a scrape.
     • Merge non-destructively: take the union of the existing batchModels array and result.batch, de-duplicated and sorted ascending. Add any scraped model not already in the array.
     • Never auto-remove a model that is in batchModels but absent from result.batch — it is likely a service-only model the SAP Notes omit. Instead, list those models to the user and let them decide whether to remove any. Only remove on explicit user confirmation.
     • If result.batch is empty (section not found), keep batchModels unchanged and warn the user.
   • Close the browser tab using browser_close to avoid stale session issues on future runs.

3. Patch model-types.ts by running the sync script:

   pnpm tsx scripts/sync-model-types.ts
   

   If the output ends with a ⚠ Skipped N model(s) warning, show the user the listed model names and their executableId values and ask whether they want to add a mapping. If yes, add the appropriate entry to EXECUTABLE_ID_TO_TYPE in scripts/sync-model-types.ts and re-run the script before proceeding. The script also checks which synced models are available in your landscape using the foundation-models API.

4. Sync the deprecated models table in docs-js/overview.mdx (SAP/ai-sdk repository):

   a. Clone the SAP/ai-sdk repository into a temp directory:

   DOCS_DIR=$(mktemp -d)
   git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/SAP/ai-sdk "$DOCS_DIR"
   

   b. Using the Edit tool, make the following targeted changes to $DOCS_DIR/docs-js/overview.mdx:

   • Remove rows where the model has retired: "yes" in sap-models.json — note removed models to the user. Only list models that are still active (not retired) but deprecated (deprecated: "yes" or retirement date set in sap-models.json). Fully retired models must be removed from the table.
   • Update the replacement cell of any existing row whose replacement differs from the script output. If the replacement is not listed in sap-models.json add it as <!-- MODEL_NAME --> in the cell so the user can decide how to handle it.
   • Append rows for newly deprecated models (not yet in the table) to the bottom, one per line. Preserve existing row order — new entries go at the end.

   c. Use the Edit tool to replace the entire markdown table (header row through last data row) in $DOCS_DIR/docs-js/overview.mdx. Write rows without padding — lint:fix will normalize column widths.

   d. Run install, lint fix, and build to verify:

   cd "$DOCS_DIR" && npm ci && npm run lint:fix && npm run build
   

   If any step fails, show the error to the user and stop.

   e. Show the diff:

   git -C "$DOCS_DIR" diff docs-js/overview.mdx
   

5. Check for deprecated model usage in the ai-sdk-js codebase:

   • From scripts/sap-models.json, collect names of all models where retired is "yes", deprecated is "yes", or a retirement date is set.
   • Grep the repository for any of those model names (exclude scripts/sap-models.json itself, packages/core/src/model-types.ts, OpenAPI specs and generated files like packages/*/src/client/**/*.ts).
   • If matches are found, report them to the user so they can decide whether to update or remove those usages.

6. Show the ai-sdk-js diff to the user:

   git diff packages/core/src/model-types.ts
   

   If neither file changed, tell the user everything is already up to date and stop.

7. Ask the user if they want to open PRs with these changes.

8. If yes, create branches and open PRs — one per repository:

   ai-sdk-js (model types):

   git checkout -b model-types-update/$(date +%Y-%m-%d)
   git add scripts/sap-models.json packages/core/src/model-types.ts
   git commit -m "chore: sync model types from SAP Notes 3437766"
   gh pr create --draft --base main --title "chore: Sync model types from SAP Notes" --body "Automated sync of model types from [SAP Notes 3437766](https://me.sap.com/notes/3437766).\n\n## Changes\n\nUpdated LiteralUnion type blocks in \`packages/core/src/model-types.ts\` to reflect current model availability.\n\n## Definition of Done\n- [ ] Model names are correct\n- [ ] Compilation passes\n- [ ] Release notes / Changeset updated if needed"
   

   SAP/ai-sdk (docs), if docs-js/overview.mdx changed:

   BRANCH="docs/update-deprecated-models-js-$(date +%Y-%m-%d)"
   git -C "$DOCS_DIR" checkout -b "$BRANCH"
   git -C "$DOCS_DIR" add docs-js/overview.mdx
   git -C "$DOCS_DIR" commit -m "docs: update deprecated models table"
   git -C "$DOCS_DIR" push origin "$BRANCH"
   gh pr create --draft --repo SAP/ai-sdk --base main --head "$BRANCH" \
     --title "docs: Update deprecated models table" \
     --body "Sync of the deprecated models table in \`docs-js/overview.mdx\` from [SAP Notes 3437766](https://me.sap.com/notes/3437766).\n\n## Changes\n\n- Added newly deprecated models\n- Removed retired models (no longer listed in SAP Notes)\n- Updated replacement suggestions\n\n## Definition of Done\n- [ ] Table entries are correct\n- [ ] Retired models removed\n- [ ] Replacement suggestions accurate"
   

Prerequisites

• playwright@claude-plugins-official must be enabled as a Claude Code plugin — install it via /plugin in Claude Code
• gh CLI must be authenticated: run gh auth login if not already done
• First run: me.sap.com credentials required for manual login in the Playwright browser window (the session is saved automatically for future runs)