cpi groovy code alternative. ai tools by chatgpt

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 Got it 👍. You want to take your Groovy/Java code for SAP CPI (Integration Suite) and then use some free AI tool that can help you automatically modify headers, properties, and body logic (Groovy/Java APIs) based on your requirements.

Here are the best free AI tools (developer-focused) that can help you with this type of code:

🔹 1. ChatGPT Free (with GPT-4o)

  • Already works well for SAP CPI Groovy scripting.

  • You can paste your code and ask: “Modify this to set a property X from body field Y, and remove headers starting with sap-.”

  • It gives ready Groovy code for CPI (you’re already doing this with me).
    ✅ Free with OpenAI account.

🔹 2. GitHub Copilot Chat (Free for Students/Individuals with special plans)

  • Works inside VS Code / IntelliJ.

  • Context-aware: if you open your *.groovy script, you can ask it to “Filter only headers starting with x-, and log them to messageLog.”

  • Autocompletes & modifies Groovy/Java code.
    ✅ Free if you have a student pack or verified OSS contributor. Otherwise, trial only.

🔹 3. Codeium (100% Free, no limits)

  • Alternative to Copilot.

  • Works in VS Code, IntelliJ, JetBrains, Jupyter, browser.

  • Can do Groovy, Java, XML modifications.

  • Example: “In SAP CPI, modify this Groovy script to extract JSON field and set as property.”
    ✅ Always free.

🔹 4. Tabnine Free

  • Autocomplete + code modifications (limited in free plan).

  • Not as strong as ChatGPT/Copilot, but lightweight.

🔹 5. Hugging Face Inference + Models

  • Free code models (like StarCoder, CodeLlama).

  • You can run them on Hugging Face Spaces or locally.

  • More manual than ChatGPT/Codeium, but useful if you want self-hosted free AI for Groovy/Java.

✅ Best Option for You (SAP CPI Groovy scripting):

  1. Codeium (for free unlimited code edits in VS Code/IntelliJ).

  2. ChatGPT Free (what you’re using with me – good for quick code transformations).

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