Enter). To narrow what you get back, press / in the search bar to open the filter menu.
Add a filter
Press/ anywhere in the search bar to open the filter menu. Filters are added as chips in the search bar, and each shows a live count of how many assets match.
Asset type
Filter results to specific kinds of asset. Types are grouped by provider, with a live count next to each:- Table and Column span every provider.
- dbt™: Model, Source, Seed, Snapshot, Analysis, Exposure, Macro, and Test.
- BI & ingestion tools: each connected tool contributes its own asset types (for example Looker Dashboards, Explores, and Looks).
Classification
Filter by any custom metadata you’ve added to your dbt™ project throughmeta configurations, such as sensitivity: high or data_domain: finance. See Classifications for how to define them.
Choose which fields to search
The/ menu also has a Search in section so you can control which fields a query matches. By default the catalog matches names, descriptions, and tags. Toggle any of these off to narrow a noisy search:
- Names
- Descriptions
- Tags
Sort results
Under Sort by, choose how results are ordered:- Relevance (default)
- A → Z
- Z → A
Reading the results
Above the results, a breakdown bar shows how many hits fall into each asset type (for exampleColumn 38 · Test 13 · Model 5 · Source 4), so you can see the shape of a result set at a glance.
Each result is a card showing:
- The asset name, type, and provider logos.
- Its path (project, database, schema).
- The description, or a note when the asset isn’t documented yet.
- Matched columns, when your query hit column names or descriptions.
- For tables, the row count and size.