In the

parse_response

function, you are typically dealing with the response data from the API and not directly with the schema. The purpose of this function is to extract and return the objects from the response. However, if you need to access the schema within your connector, you can use the

get_json_schema

method. This method dynamically creates the schema for each stream that is created. For example, the Blog Posts stream will have one schema, Blog Authors would have another schema, and so on. The schema for a given collection is retrieved by creating a CollectionSchema stream for each collection [source](https://airbyte.com/tutorials/extract-data-from-the-webflow-api). In addition, the schema of the records output by the

HTTPStream

is described using JsonSchema. This is typically done by placing a

.json

file per stream in the

schemas

directory in the generated python module. The name of the

.json

file must match the lower snake case name of the corresponding Stream [source](https://docs.airbyte.com/connector-development/cdk-python/http-streams). If you need to access the schema within the stream, you can load these schema files as mentioned in a [forum discussion](https://discuss.airbyte.io/t/2091). However, this is not typically done within the

parse_response

function. Please note that the schema is used to describe the structure of the data, while the

parse_response

function is used to extract the actual data from the API response.