Nicolas
03/30/2026, 9:51 PMAI Evy
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03/30/2026, 9:52 PMNicolas
03/30/2026, 9:57 PMNicolas
03/30/2026, 9:59 PMAI Evy
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03/30/2026, 9:59 PM{ "status": "shipped", "estimated_delivery": "March 25" }, you can extract both values by setting up two variables with their JSON paths :
- Variable Name: order_status, JSON Path: status → extracts "shipped"
- Variable Name: delivery_date, JSON Path: estimated_delivery → extracts "March 25"
These extracted variables can then be referenced throughout your conversation using {{variable_name}} .AI Evy
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03/30/2026, 9:59 PMNicolas
03/30/2026, 10:12 PMAI Evy
03/30/2026, 10:12 PMAI Evy
03/30/2026, 10:12 PMpreference_1, preference_2, preference_3.
Option 3: Process with Code Node
If you need to handle the list programmatically:
1. First extract the response as a Text variable
2. Use a Code Node to parse the text into an array [(3) ]()
3. Store the processed result using the Code Node's Response Variables feature, which lets you extract values using JSON path notation
The Code Node's Response Variables feature allows you to specify variable names and JSON paths to extract multiple values from your code's return object .
I don't have documentation showing a direct "list" or "array" type for the Extract Dynamic Variable node. If you need this specific functionality, you might want to reach out through the [official documentaAI Evy
03/30/2026, 10:12 PMAI Evy
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