Add Bilig WorkPaper formula readback cookbook#289
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What I changed
index.tomlunder Function Calling, Agents, and Customization.Toolexample and a reusable pipeline component.Why
Agents and pipelines often need spreadsheet-backed business logic, but UI automation and stale cached XLSX values are hard to verify. This notebook shows a small deterministic pattern: write one workbook input, recalculate formulas server-side, and return a verified before/after readback proof.
Validation
python3 -m json.tool notebooks/bilig_workpaper_formula_readback.ipynbindex.tomlwithtomllibuv run --no-project --with haystack-ai python ...