Kind Tags#

Kind tags can help you quickly identify the underlying system or technology used for a given asset in the Dagster UI. These tags allow you to organize assets within a Dagster project and can be used to filter or search across all your assets.

Adding Compute Kinds to assets#

You can add a tag to any asset by providing a value to the compute_kind argument.


@asset(compute_kind="dbt")
def my_asset():
    pass

When viewing the asset in the lineage view, the compute kind will be visible at the bottom the asset.

Supported Icons#

Some kinds are given a branded icon in the UI. We currently support nearly 200 unique technology icons.

Value	Icon
`airbyte`
`airflow`
`airtable`
`atlan`
`aws`
`axioma`
`azure`
`azureml`
`bigquery`
`catboost`
`celery`
`census`
`chalk`
`claude`
`collibra`
`cplus`
`csharp`
`cube`
`dask`
`databricks`
`datadog`
`datahub`
`dbt`
`deltalake`
`discord`
`dlt`
`dlthub`
`docker`
`duckdb`
`excel`
`facebook`
`fivetran`
`gemini`
`github`
`gitlab`
`go`
`google`
`googlecloud`
`googlesheets`
`graphql`
`greatexpectations`
`hackernews`
`hashicorp`
`hex`
`hightouch`
`hudi`
`huggingface`
`iceberg`
`instagram`
`java`
`javascript`
`jupyter`
`k8s`
`kubernetes`
`lakefs`
`lightgbm`
`linear`
`linkedin`
`llama`
`looker`
`matplotlib`
`meltano`
`meta`
`metabase`
`microsoft`
`minstral`
`mlflow`
`modal`
`mongodb`
`montecarlo`
`mysql`
`.net`
`noteable`
`notion`
`numpy`
`omni`
`openai`
`openmetadata`
`optuna`
`oracle`
`pagerduty`
`pandas`
`pandera`
`papermill`
`papertrail`
`parquet`
`plotly`
`plural`
`polars`
`postgres`
`powerbi`
`prefect`
`python`
`pytorch`
`pytorchlightning`
`r`
`ray`
`react`
`reddit`
`redshift`
`rockset`
`rust`
`sagemaker`
`salesforce`
`scala`
`scikitlearn`
`scipy`
`sdf`
`secoda`
`segment`
`sharepoint`
`shell`
`shopify`
`slack`
`sling`
`snowflake`
`soda`
`spark`
`sql`
`sqlite`
`sqlmesh`
`sqlserver`
`stepfunctions`
`stitch`
`stripe`
`tableau`
`teams`
`tecton`
`tensorflow`
`thoughtspot`
`trino`
`twilio`
`twitter`
`typescript`
`vercel`
`w&b`
`x`
`xgboost`
`youtube`

Requesting additional icons#

The kinds icon pack is open source and anyone can contribute new icons to the public repo or request a new icon by filing an issue. Custom icons per deployment are not currently supported.