@celigo/api-specs 0.2.212 → 0.2.214

package/dist/mcp-server.yml

@@ -5121,11 +5121,22 @@ components:
               format: objectId
               x-celigo-refModel: agents
               description: |
-                Reference to a Celigo on-premise Agent. Required for connection types that need
-                local network or filesystem access (JDBC, filesystem, Oracle RDBMS, and on-premise MongoDB).
+                Reference to a Celigo on-premise Agent. Connection types that need local network or
+                filesystem access (JDBC, filesystem, Oracle RDBMS, and on-premise MongoDB) carry one
+                binding — this agent, or an agent group in `_agentGroupId`; never both.
                 The agent establishes a secure tunnel between the on-premise environment and integrator.io.
               examples:
                 - 5f8d43a1b9e5a80011a35f2c
+            _agentGroupId:
+              type: string
+              format: objectId
+              x-celigo-refModel: agentgroups
+              description: |-
+                On-premise agent group serving this connection, when one is bound
+                instead of a single `_agentId`. Absent on connections that use a
+                single agent or none.
+              examples:
+                - 6650a1b2c3d4e5f60718293a
             _borrowConcurrencyFromConnectionId:
               type: string
               format: objectId
@@ -7903,8 +7914,10 @@ components:
       x-celigo-ai-guidance:
         - The POST is rejected with 422 if type-specific required fields are missing (see the per-type conditional rules).
         - |-
-          For Oracle, a placeholder connection cannot be created without a real connection-level _agentId
-          (validator error agent_mode_only) — direct the user to install a Celigo Agent first. All other
+          For Oracle, a placeholder connection cannot be created without a real on-premise binding — a
+          connection-level _agentId, or an agent group through _agentGroupId (validator error
+          agent_mode_only with neither; live-verified that a POST carrying only _agentGroupId is not
+          answered with it) — direct the user to install a Celigo Agent first. All other
           RDBMS types accept placeholder credentials that satisfy the per-type required fields.
         - |-
           Celigo has native support for these database systems:
@@ -7955,16 +7968,17 @@ components:
             `_iClientId` with `basic` auth is rejected. Both types share the
             `mssql` sub-object; `azuresynapse` is cloud-only, and the SQL Server
             connection form offers service-principal auth in Cloud mode only — it
-            saves `basic` for an on-premise connection (`_agentId` set).
-          - **Oracle** — runs in agent mode only, so requires `_agentId` on the
-            parent connection object. Uses `serviceName` instead of `database`.
+            saves `basic` for an on-premise connection (`_agentId` or `_agentGroupId` set).
+          - **Oracle** — runs in agent mode only, so requires an on-premise binding on
+            the parent connection object: `_agentId`, or an agent group's `_agentGroupId`
+            (one of the two, never both). Uses `serviceName` instead of `database`.
             Optionally also takes `serverType` and `instanceName`.
 
           ## PLACEHOLDER / DUMMY RDBMS CONNECTIONS
 
           For Oracle, placeholder connections cannot be created without a real
-          `_agentId` — the validator will reject them. Direct the user to install
-          a Celigo Agent first. For all other RDBMS types, a placeholder can be
+          `_agentId` or `_agentGroupId` — the validator will reject them. Direct the
+          user to install a Celigo Agent first. For all other RDBMS types, a placeholder can be
           created with dummy credentials matching the rules above.
       x-celigo-ui-override: 'Several requireds mirror the connection form rather than the API: snowflake.warehouse, redshift.clusterIdentifier, redshift.user, and mssql version. The API creates connections without them (live-verified 201), but the form requires them and a functional connection needs them. For mysql, postgresql, and mariadb the form makes password conditional — not required when a full SSL client certificate (ssl.ca, ssl.key, ssl.cert) is supplied instead; the conditional below keeps password required for the common (non-SSL) path, which is the only path the API enforces.'
       required:
@@ -7987,7 +8001,7 @@ components:
             postgresql: PostgreSQL database (default port 5432).
             mssql: Microsoft SQL Server (default port 1433).
             snowflake: Snowflake Data Cloud (requires snowflake.warehouse).
-            oracle: Oracle Database; runs in agent mode and requires a connection-level _agentId (default port 1521, uses serviceName instead of database).
+            oracle: Oracle Database; runs in agent mode and requires a connection-level _agentId or _agentGroupId (default port 1521, uses serviceName instead of database).
             bigquery: Google BigQuery; requires service account credentials in the bigquery sub-object.
             redshift: Amazon Redshift — provisioned clusters or Redshift Serverless; authenticates with static access keys or an AWS IAM role iClient (redshift.authType).
             mariadb: MariaDB database (default port 3306).
@@ -8212,7 +8226,7 @@ components:
                 iClient — a client secret, or on SQL Server a certificate — and
                 `_iClientId` must reference it. The SQL Server connection form
                 offers `azure-service-principal` in Cloud mode only and saves
-                `basic` for an on-premise connection (`_agentId` set).
+                `basic` for an on-premise connection (`_agentId` or `_agentGroupId` set).
               default: basic
               examples:
                 - basic
@@ -8678,9 +8692,9 @@ components:
           422 "Expected field: <field> to be present" if any of the three is missing. database is not
           required; when omitted, set it per operation instead.
         - |-
-          For an on-premise MongoDB instance, set the connection-level _agentId (the form's "On-premise"
-          mode) so traffic routes through a Celigo Agent. Cloud-reachable instances (including Atlas)
-          need no agent.
+          For an on-premise MongoDB instance, bind the connection to one agent (connection-level
+          _agentId) or to one agent group (_agentGroupId) — the form's "On-premise" mode — so traffic
+          routes through a Celigo Agent. Cloud-reachable instances (including Atlas) need no agent.
         - |-
           ## AUTHENTICATION
           Username and password are optional — only required when the MongoDB server has
@@ -9380,8 +9394,8 @@ components:
       description: |-
         Configuration for filesystem connections. Used when the connection type is "filesystem".
         Provides access to directories on a Celigo on-premise Agent's host or mounted network
-        drives, so a connection-level `_agentId` is required — cloud-only deployments cannot use
-        this type. File-based PGP encryption/decryption is configured through the connection-level
+        drives, so an on-premise binding is required — a connection-level `_agentId`, or an agent
+        group through `_agentGroupId` — and cloud-only deployments cannot use this type. File-based PGP encryption/decryption is configured through the connection-level
         `pgp` object.
       properties:
         ping:
@@ -9427,9 +9441,10 @@ components:
           mounted network drives.
 
           ## AGENT REQUIREMENT
-          A Celigo Agent is REQUIRED for filesystem connections (set _agentId on the parent
-          connection object). The agent provides the filesystem access — cloud-only
-          deployments cannot use this connection type.
+          A Celigo Agent is REQUIRED for filesystem connections: bind the parent connection
+          object to one agent (_agentId) or to one agent group (_agentGroupId) — one of the
+          two, never both. The agent provides the filesystem access — cloud-only deployments
+          cannot use this connection type.
     token:
       type: object
       description: |
@@ -9903,13 +9918,17 @@ components:
         Configuration for JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) connections. Used when the connection
         type is "jdbc". Provides access through Java JDBC drivers to databases not covered by the
         rdbms type — such as NetSuite SuiteAnalytics, Databricks, DB2, and Workday. The driver runs
-        on a Celigo on-premise Agent, so most jdbc connections need a connection-level _agentId.
+        on a Celigo on-premise Agent, so most jdbc connections need an on-premise binding — a
+        connection-level _agentId, or an agent group through _agentGroupId.
       x-celigo-ai-guidance:
         - The POST is rejected with 422 if type-specific required fields are missing (see the per-type conditional rules).
         - |-
-          The agent and activedirectory types require a real connection-level _agentId: the POST fails with
-          422 "The JDBC connection requires Agent. Expected field: _agentId to be present in the connection
-          doc." A placeholder cannot be created without one, so the user should install a Celigo Agent first.
+          The agent and activedirectory types require a real on-premise binding — a connection-level
+          _agentId, or an agent group through _agentGroupId (one of the two, never both; the agent-mode
+          check accepts either — live-verified for both agent and activedirectory: a POST carrying only
+          _agentGroupId is not answered with agent_mode_only): with neither, the POST fails with 422 "The JDBC
+          connection requires Agent. Expected field: _agentId to be present in the connection doc." A
+          placeholder cannot be created without one, so the user should install a Celigo Agent first.
           Other types commonly run on an agent too, but only these two are validator-enforced (live-verified
           celigo-labs-2 2026-06-11).
       x-celigo-ui-override: 'Two activedirectory requireds mirror the connection form rather than the API: password and port (default 389). The API creates an activedirectory connection without them (it auto-defaults port to 389), but the form requires both, so they are encoded to mirror the form. The workday user and password requireds are NOT form overrides — they are enforced by the API itself (POST returns 422 "Expected field: user/password to be present"). Per-type forms also require named entries inside jdbc.properties (netsuitejdbc AccountID + ServerDataSource; db2 AuthScheme; workday tenant/connectionType/authScheme; activedirectory LDAPVersion/BaseDN) — documented in prose since they live in the properties name/value array.'

package/dist/tool.yml

@@ -7709,11 +7709,22 @@ components:
               format: objectId
               x-celigo-refModel: agents
               description: |
-                Reference to a Celigo on-premise Agent. Required for connection types that need
-                local network or filesystem access (JDBC, filesystem, Oracle RDBMS, and on-premise MongoDB).
+                Reference to a Celigo on-premise Agent. Connection types that need local network or
+                filesystem access (JDBC, filesystem, Oracle RDBMS, and on-premise MongoDB) carry one
+                binding — this agent, or an agent group in `_agentGroupId`; never both.
                 The agent establishes a secure tunnel between the on-premise environment and integrator.io.
               examples:
                 - 5f8d43a1b9e5a80011a35f2c
+            _agentGroupId:
+              type: string
+              format: objectId
+              x-celigo-refModel: agentgroups
+              description: |-
+                On-premise agent group serving this connection, when one is bound
+                instead of a single `_agentId`. Absent on connections that use a
+                single agent or none.
+              examples:
+                - 6650a1b2c3d4e5f60718293a
             _borrowConcurrencyFromConnectionId:
               type: string
               format: objectId
@@ -10491,8 +10502,10 @@ components:
       x-celigo-ai-guidance:
         - The POST is rejected with 422 if type-specific required fields are missing (see the per-type conditional rules).
         - |-
-          For Oracle, a placeholder connection cannot be created without a real connection-level _agentId
-          (validator error agent_mode_only) — direct the user to install a Celigo Agent first. All other
+          For Oracle, a placeholder connection cannot be created without a real on-premise binding — a
+          connection-level _agentId, or an agent group through _agentGroupId (validator error
+          agent_mode_only with neither; live-verified that a POST carrying only _agentGroupId is not
+          answered with it) — direct the user to install a Celigo Agent first. All other
           RDBMS types accept placeholder credentials that satisfy the per-type required fields.
         - |-
           Celigo has native support for these database systems:
@@ -10543,16 +10556,17 @@ components:
             `_iClientId` with `basic` auth is rejected. Both types share the
             `mssql` sub-object; `azuresynapse` is cloud-only, and the SQL Server
             connection form offers service-principal auth in Cloud mode only — it
-            saves `basic` for an on-premise connection (`_agentId` set).
-          - **Oracle** — runs in agent mode only, so requires `_agentId` on the
-            parent connection object. Uses `serviceName` instead of `database`.
+            saves `basic` for an on-premise connection (`_agentId` or `_agentGroupId` set).
+          - **Oracle** — runs in agent mode only, so requires an on-premise binding on
+            the parent connection object: `_agentId`, or an agent group's `_agentGroupId`
+            (one of the two, never both). Uses `serviceName` instead of `database`.
             Optionally also takes `serverType` and `instanceName`.
 
           ## PLACEHOLDER / DUMMY RDBMS CONNECTIONS
 
           For Oracle, placeholder connections cannot be created without a real
-          `_agentId` — the validator will reject them. Direct the user to install
-          a Celigo Agent first. For all other RDBMS types, a placeholder can be
+          `_agentId` or `_agentGroupId` — the validator will reject them. Direct the
+          user to install a Celigo Agent first. For all other RDBMS types, a placeholder can be
           created with dummy credentials matching the rules above.
       x-celigo-ui-override: 'Several requireds mirror the connection form rather than the API: snowflake.warehouse, redshift.clusterIdentifier, redshift.user, and mssql version. The API creates connections without them (live-verified 201), but the form requires them and a functional connection needs them. For mysql, postgresql, and mariadb the form makes password conditional — not required when a full SSL client certificate (ssl.ca, ssl.key, ssl.cert) is supplied instead; the conditional below keeps password required for the common (non-SSL) path, which is the only path the API enforces.'
       required:
@@ -10575,7 +10589,7 @@ components:
             postgresql: PostgreSQL database (default port 5432).
             mssql: Microsoft SQL Server (default port 1433).
             snowflake: Snowflake Data Cloud (requires snowflake.warehouse).
-            oracle: Oracle Database; runs in agent mode and requires a connection-level _agentId (default port 1521, uses serviceName instead of database).
+            oracle: Oracle Database; runs in agent mode and requires a connection-level _agentId or _agentGroupId (default port 1521, uses serviceName instead of database).
             bigquery: Google BigQuery; requires service account credentials in the bigquery sub-object.
             redshift: Amazon Redshift — provisioned clusters or Redshift Serverless; authenticates with static access keys or an AWS IAM role iClient (redshift.authType).
             mariadb: MariaDB database (default port 3306).
@@ -10800,7 +10814,7 @@ components:
                 iClient — a client secret, or on SQL Server a certificate — and
                 `_iClientId` must reference it. The SQL Server connection form
                 offers `azure-service-principal` in Cloud mode only and saves
-                `basic` for an on-premise connection (`_agentId` set).
+                `basic` for an on-premise connection (`_agentId` or `_agentGroupId` set).
               default: basic
               examples:
                 - basic
@@ -11266,9 +11280,9 @@ components:
           422 "Expected field: <field> to be present" if any of the three is missing. database is not
           required; when omitted, set it per operation instead.
         - |-
-          For an on-premise MongoDB instance, set the connection-level _agentId (the form's "On-premise"
-          mode) so traffic routes through a Celigo Agent. Cloud-reachable instances (including Atlas)
-          need no agent.
+          For an on-premise MongoDB instance, bind the connection to one agent (connection-level
+          _agentId) or to one agent group (_agentGroupId) — the form's "On-premise" mode — so traffic
+          routes through a Celigo Agent. Cloud-reachable instances (including Atlas) need no agent.
         - |-
           ## AUTHENTICATION
           Username and password are optional — only required when the MongoDB server has
@@ -11968,8 +11982,8 @@ components:
       description: |-
         Configuration for filesystem connections. Used when the connection type is "filesystem".
         Provides access to directories on a Celigo on-premise Agent's host or mounted network
-        drives, so a connection-level `_agentId` is required — cloud-only deployments cannot use
-        this type. File-based PGP encryption/decryption is configured through the connection-level
+        drives, so an on-premise binding is required — a connection-level `_agentId`, or an agent
+        group through `_agentGroupId` — and cloud-only deployments cannot use this type. File-based PGP encryption/decryption is configured through the connection-level
         `pgp` object.
       properties:
         ping:
@@ -12015,9 +12029,10 @@ components:
           mounted network drives.
 
           ## AGENT REQUIREMENT
-          A Celigo Agent is REQUIRED for filesystem connections (set _agentId on the parent
-          connection object). The agent provides the filesystem access — cloud-only
-          deployments cannot use this connection type.
+          A Celigo Agent is REQUIRED for filesystem connections: bind the parent connection
+          object to one agent (_agentId) or to one agent group (_agentGroupId) — one of the
+          two, never both. The agent provides the filesystem access — cloud-only deployments
+          cannot use this connection type.
     token:
       type: object
       description: |
@@ -12491,13 +12506,17 @@ components:
         Configuration for JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) connections. Used when the connection
         type is "jdbc". Provides access through Java JDBC drivers to databases not covered by the
         rdbms type — such as NetSuite SuiteAnalytics, Databricks, DB2, and Workday. The driver runs
-        on a Celigo on-premise Agent, so most jdbc connections need a connection-level _agentId.
+        on a Celigo on-premise Agent, so most jdbc connections need an on-premise binding — a
+        connection-level _agentId, or an agent group through _agentGroupId.
       x-celigo-ai-guidance:
         - The POST is rejected with 422 if type-specific required fields are missing (see the per-type conditional rules).
         - |-
-          The agent and activedirectory types require a real connection-level _agentId: the POST fails with
-          422 "The JDBC connection requires Agent. Expected field: _agentId to be present in the connection
-          doc." A placeholder cannot be created without one, so the user should install a Celigo Agent first.
+          The agent and activedirectory types require a real on-premise binding — a connection-level
+          _agentId, or an agent group through _agentGroupId (one of the two, never both; the agent-mode
+          check accepts either — live-verified for both agent and activedirectory: a POST carrying only
+          _agentGroupId is not answered with agent_mode_only): with neither, the POST fails with 422 "The JDBC
+          connection requires Agent. Expected field: _agentId to be present in the connection doc." A
+          placeholder cannot be created without one, so the user should install a Celigo Agent first.
           Other types commonly run on an agent too, but only these two are validator-enforced (live-verified
           celigo-labs-2 2026-06-11).
       x-celigo-ui-override: 'Two activedirectory requireds mirror the connection form rather than the API: password and port (default 389). The API creates an activedirectory connection without them (it auto-defaults port to 389), but the form requires both, so they are encoded to mirror the form. The workday user and password requireds are NOT form overrides — they are enforced by the API itself (POST returns 422 "Expected field: user/password to be present"). Per-type forms also require named entries inside jdbc.properties (netsuitejdbc AccountID + ServerDataSource; db2 AuthScheme; workday tenant/connectionType/authScheme; activedirectory LDAPVersion/BaseDN) — documented in prose since they live in the properties name/value array.'
@@ -16423,8 +16442,26 @@ components:
                     type: string
                     description: |
                       The NetSuite field ID to write the value to (e.g., "companyname", "email", "subsidiary").
+                      Besides field ids it includes Celigo's control rows, which change how the record is
+                      written instead of setting a field — `celigo_recordmode_dynamic` (NetSuite record
+                      mode), `celigo_nlobjTransformId` with `celigo_nlobjTransformType` (create by
+                      transforming the source transaction, "Created From"), `celigo_replaceAllLines_<sublist id>`
+                      (replace a sublist's lines on update), and the rows Celigo's field-definitions article
+                      lists by label (Ignore Mandatory Fields, Initialize Values, Persist New Line Insertion
+                      Order, Print Nlapi Debug Logs, Group Lines By, Use Address Subrecord, Void Transaction).
                     examples:
                       - companyname
+                    x-celigo-ai-guidance:
+                      - |-
+                        `celigo_recordmode_dynamic` with `hardCodedValue: "true"` is Celigo's documented
+                        "Use Dynamic Mode" row: the record is created or loaded in NetSuite's dynamic mode,
+                        where NetSuite documents that body fields and sublist lines are sourced, calculated
+                        and validated as each value is set, in UI order — one field can source or overwrite
+                        another, so mapping-row order matters, and a field no mapping row sets can arrive
+                        populated by NetSuite's own sourcing. Without the row the record is written in
+                        NetSuite's default standard mode, where sourcing of empty dependent fields at save
+                        depends on the SuiteScript save option `enableSourcing` (default false); whether
+                        the SuiteApp passes it is not documented.
                   hardCodedValue:
                     type: string
                     description: |

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@celigo/api-specs",
-  "version": "0.2.212",
+  "version": "0.2.214",
   "private": false,
   "description": "Public OpenAPI bundles (dist/) and the celigo-cli lint schema pack (schemas.json).",
   "keywords": [