> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.elementary-data.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Generating and Viewing dbt Artifacts

Now that we have downloaded the Elementary package, let’s understand its impact on our data. When we use dbt run, Elementary will generate a number of new artifacts in our database. These artifacts are used by Elementary for anomaly detection and testing.<br />
To generate these artifacts use:

```shell theme={null}
dbt run
```

To see these artifacts, we can navigate to our tutorial’s database; here, we will see a number of new Elementary artifacts have indeed been generated under `<schema_name>_ELEMENTARY`.<br /><br />

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These artifacts are used by Elementary tests and the Elementary CLI and will be updated when we run **dbt test**, **dbt run**, and **dbt build**.
For more information about Elementary's dbt artifacts [click here](/data-tests/dbt/dbt-artifacts).

**Next, let’s see how we add Elementary's tests and anomaly detection to our data.**
