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The Catalog home is built around one question: where is the asset I’m looking for? Everything starts from the search bar, with the Explore section and the left-panel tree views to help you browse when you don’t yet know the name.
The Paradime Catalog home with the search bar and the Explore section listing dbt™ projects and their asset counts
At the top of the page, search across every asset in your workspace by name, description, or tags. Type a query and press Search (or Enter) to see results, or press / to add a filter before you search.

Search & filters

Filter by asset type and classification, choose which fields to search, and sort your results.

Browse the tree

Explore your assets by Project, Database, Assets, or Integrations in the left panel.

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Explore

Below the search bar, the Explore section gives you a shortcut into everything the catalog has indexed. Each connected source (every dbt™ project and every connected integration) gets a tile showing live counts of the assets it contains:
  • dbt™ projects: counts of Models, Sources, Tests, Seeds, Snapshots, Macros, Analyses, and Exposures.
  • BI & ingestion tools: counts of the asset types each tool exposes (for example Looker Dashboards, Explores, and Looks, or Fivetran connectors).
Click any count to open the search results already filtered to that project and asset type. It’s a fast way to browse “all the models in analytics” or “every source” without typing a query.

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Check what has been indexed

A build status chip shows the state of the catalog itself: Ready, Building, Build failed, or Never built. Ready means the latest build succeeded. On the catalog home the chip sits under the search box, beside Take a tour, and it also appears on search results and on every asset page. Open it for a per-source panel: each dbt™ project and integration with its status, how far a running build has got, when it last built, how many assets it holds, and the error if its latest build failed. The chip updates itself while a build is running. It only reports: there is no manual refresh here.

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Recent & favorite searches

When the search bar is empty, the catalog surfaces searches you’re likely to want again:
  • Recent searches: the queries you’ve run most recently, so you can pick up where you left off.
  • Workspace favorites: the most-run searches across your whole workspace, ranked by popularity.

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Take a tour

New to the catalog? Click Take a tour for a short guided walkthrough of the search bar, the Explore section, and the left-panel tree views.