Yes, you can add an owner to a singular test in dbt, but there are some specific considerations for how Elementary handles this. For singular tests (custom SQL tests in the tests folder), you can add an owner using the config block at the top of your test SQL file:

sql {{ config(     meta={         "owner": "@username",         "description": "This is a description"     } ) }}  <test query here>

However, there are a few important things to note: 1. Elementary currently has better support for model owners than test owners. The owner property is primarily attached to models, not tests [Link to forum discussion](https://slack.com/archives/C02CTC89LAX/p1700208196154229). 2. For singular tests to properly show up with an owner in the Elementary dashboard, you should use the

depends_on

expression to relate the test to a model that has an owner:

sql -- depends_on: {{ ref('model_name') }}  <test query here>

3. If your singular test depends on multiple models, this can cause issues with owner assignment in Elementary, as the platform currently expects a test to be associated with one model [Link to forum discussion](https://slack.com/archives/C02CTC89LAX/p1700208196154229). 4. After making these changes, you'll need to run the test so Elementary can pick up the changes [Link to forum discussion](https://slack.com/archives/C02CTC89LAX/p1675867987431539). The Elementary team is aware of these limitations and has plans to improve support for test-level owners in the future. I hope this helps with organizing your Elementary dashboard! Is there anything specific about implementing this that you'd like me to clarify?