# Finding a Report BF4 ships with a growing set of reports — entity lookups, neighborhood summaries, variant annotations, ETL status, and more. Three ways to find the one that fits your need. ## 1. Browse the catalog The [Report Catalog](../report_catalog.md) is the canonical index. It groups reports by purpose (ETL monitoring, entity exploration, variant analysis, modeling) and gives you, for each one: - A one-line description of what it does. - A link to its **Explain Guide** (parameters, output columns, examples). - A link to a **Notebook tutorial** that runs end-to-end. Use the catalog when you want to scan everything available. ## 2. Ask the GPT assistant For natural-language questions like _"I have a list of genes from a GWAS — which report should I run to see what pathways they touch?"_, BF4 ships with a GPT assistant kit in the `assistent/` folder of the repository. It contains: - A system prompt tuned for BF4 terminology. - A FAQ. - A manifest of all reports with their inputs, outputs, and use cases. Link to GPT BF4 Assistent: [BF4 Assistent](https://chatgpt.com/g/g-6887cf80355c8191ab3f88bbd8955e0d-biofilter-4-assistant) ## 3. Use the CLI to introspect If you already have BF4 installed and just want a quick list: ```bash biofilter report list ``` For details on a specific report: ```bash biofilter report explain --report-name entity_filter ``` This prints the full Explain Guide directly in your terminal, including parameters and example invocations. ## Common starting points If you're new and not sure where to start, these reports are good entry points: | Report | Use it when | | ----------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- | | `etl_status` | You want to see what data is loaded in the database | | `entity_filter` | You have a list of names and want to check which exist in BF4 | | `entity_neighborhood_summary` | You have an entity and want to see everything connected to it (1-hop) | | `annotation_master_gene` | You want to browse the full gene catalog | ## Next step Picked one? [Run your first report](running_reports.md).