Here is a milestone popular science article. You can get your genome sequenced for $1,000 now. Knowing which variants of which genes you have, you can get information (mostly probabilistic, of course) about your life outcomes.

Amy Harmon does the obvious things: check her predisposition to diseases whose genetic enablers are known, touches a couple of points on our genetic predisposition to certain abilities (perfect pitch, verbal memory). The really knotty stuff—genetic determinants for personality factors (including, but by no means limited to intelligence)—she leaves alone—wisely, since we currently know very little in that zone.

This is going to change fast now, with consumer pressure helping to push discoveries. Many strange things will come into view.