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7 changes: 7 additions & 0 deletions docs/docs/cli/installation.md
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import Tabs from '@theme/Tabs';
import TabItem from '@theme/TabItem';

<TLDR>

The Airy CLI is a developer tool to help you **build**, **test**, and **manage**
the Airy Core directly from your terminal.

</TLDR>

<TLDR>
Install the CLI quickly with our step-by-step guide or build it from source
</TLDR>
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/docs/concepts/architecture.md
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## Airy CLI

Every release features a command line binary, used to configure and fetch status
information from your Airy Core instance. This tool is referred to as the [Airy CLI](/cli/introduction.md) throughout the documentation.
information from your Airy Core instance. This tool is referred to as the [Airy CLI](/cli/installation.md) throughout the documentation.
2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/docs/getting-started/installation/configuration.md
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## Applying the configuration

If you made changes in `airy.yaml` and want to apply it to your instance you can use the [airy config apply](/cli/reference.md#config-apply) by running the following [Airy CLI](/cli/introduction.md) command.
If you made changes in `airy.yaml` and want to apply it to your instance you can use the [airy config apply](/cli/reference.md#config-apply) by running the following [Airy CLI](/cli/installation.md) command.

```bash
airy config apply --config ./airy.yaml --kube-config /path/to/your/kube.conf
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/docs/getting-started/installation/vagrant.md
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After the bootstrap process finishes, it will download the Kubernetes
configuration file to the local host machine under `~/.airy/kube.conf`. That
file is required for the Airy Command Line tool [Airy CLI](/cli/introduction.md), in order to access
file is required for the Airy Command Line tool [Airy CLI](/cli/installation.md), in order to access
the Kubernetes cluster where your Airy Core instance is running. You can also
use that configuration file with the `kubectl` utility, for example:

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],
},
{
'Command Line Interface': ['cli/introduction', 'cli/installation', 'cli/reference'],
'Command Line Interface': ['cli/installation', 'cli/reference'],
},
'getting-started/quickstart',
'getting-started/troubleshooting',
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