When writing Liquid, it can be hard to remember all of the objects that you have available. The diagram below serves as a reference guide.

For example, let’s say you're building a workflow where an Action should fire when a comment contains the word solved. Using the diagram below, you’ll learn that you can easily access a comment’s contents using comments.message object.

Here’s a quick breakdown of the colors used within the diagram:

• The blue boxes represent the highest-level objects that you have available. Specifically, the Record that Liquid is running against and the current Onit User.
• The red and green boxes represent objects that live within a Record or a User. The red boxes represent objects that return arrays (e.g., an array of different discrete comments) while the green boxes represent objects that return a single value. When writing Liquid against arrays, you will almost always use a Liquid for Loop to iterate over each value in the array.