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![Email template rendered in an email client](/explore-analyze/images/kibana-email-mustache-template-rendered.png "")
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## Debugging Rule Variables [debugging-rule-action-variables]
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For diagnostic or exploratory purposes, you can list all available variables and their content. To do this, use the `{{{.}}}` triple-brace Mustache tag in your connector's body (for example, in an email message or a webhook payload).
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## Debugging rule variables [debugging-rule-action-variables]
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For diagnostic or exploratory purposes, you can list all available variables and their content. To do this, use the `{{{.}}}` triple-brace Mustache tag in your connector's body. For example, in an email message or a webhook payload.
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This tag renders the entire variable context as a JSON object in the action's output. Reviewing this output helps you understand the data structure and identify the correct variable paths to use in your templates, such as `{{context.reason}}` or `{{rule.name}}`.
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Here is an example of the JSON output you might see:
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The following block is an example of the JSON output you can get using this method:
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```json
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{
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"alertId": "40db4e2e-9f33-4b4c-8562-1b60408cdd57",

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