Agent Connector 4.3.3: Add create_work_items_from_dataframe action#274
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- new action for creating work items from dataframe - docs - changelog
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create_work_items_from_dataframe()action that creates one Work Item per row of a named dataframe for a specified agent_fetch_dataframe()helper that handles multiple server versions (thread-scoped path for newer local servers, flat path for cloud/older servers) and both response formats (list[dict]and{"columns": [...], "rows": [...]})Test plan
create_work_items_from_dataframecreates one Work Item per dataframe row with correct payload keys/valuesActionErroris raised (not swallowed) on non-404 server errors🤖 Generated with Claude Code