# Community Developed Workflows and Tools

Many of the apps you find in KBase were developed in partnership with community developers. You can find their demo Narratives and recorded webinars here.

These apps were developed through partnerships with Department of Energy Science Focus Areas (SFAs). SFAs are collaborative research programs across Department of Energy laboratories and collaborators at other institutions to engage in coordinated, high-quality research. 

You can read more about the SFAs in general [here](https://genomicscience.energy.gov/sfas/) and more about the SFAs working with KBase [here](https://www.kbase.us/research/user-working-groups/).

1. [Functional Annotation Tools (µBiospheres SFA)](/community-workflows-tools/functional-annotation.md)
2. [Viral Tools (Microbes Persist SFA)](/community-workflows-tools/viral.md)
3. [Taxonomy Tools (Bacterial-Fungal Interactions SFA)](/community-workflows-tools/taxonomy.md)
4. [Functional and Taxonomic Profiling of MAGs (ENIGMA SFA)](/community-workflows-tools/functional-taxonomic-profiling.md)
5. [Random Walk with Restart toolkit (Exascale Networks)](/community-workflows-tools/rwroolkit.md)


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