# Automation Basics

- [Defining Data](https://docs.kognitos.com/legacy/legacy-experience/writing-automations/automation-basics/defining-data.md): Learn how to define data in Kognitos.
- [Comments](https://docs.kognitos.com/legacy/legacy-experience/writing-automations/automation-basics/comments.md): Use comments to add notes or disable parts of your automation.
- [Conditionals](https://docs.kognitos.com/legacy/legacy-experience/writing-automations/automation-basics/conditionals.md): Learn how to write conditional statements in Kognitos.
- [Keywords](https://docs.kognitos.com/legacy/legacy-experience/writing-automations/automation-basics/keywords.md): Learn about the basic keywords in Kognitos, their usage, and examples.
- [Loops](https://docs.kognitos.com/legacy/legacy-experience/writing-automations/automation-basics/loops.md): Learn about writing loops in Kognitos to repeat actions for multiple items.


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