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In SAP scenarios, agent sprawl manifests as each workflow establishing its own MCP endpoints, prompt packages, and shadow integrations; architects should prefer parallel extensions and released APIs, require tool whitelisting and non-production-first MCP, ensure agent usage is consistent with the clean core principle, and track AI Units consumption as an architectural non-functional requirement.
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10/13/2026
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