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 # Grind API Template
 
-The Grind API Template is an example project for building API’s on [Grind](https://github.com/grindjs/framework). It’s also used as a template in [Grind Installer](https://github.com/grindjs/installer) so you can quickly setup a new API project.
+The Grind API Template is an example project for building API’s on [Grind](https://github.com/grindjs/grindjs). It’s also used as a template in [Grind Toolkit](https://github.com/grindjs/grindjs/tree/master/packages/toolkit) so you can quickly setup a new API project.
 
 ## Installation
 
 ```bash
 git clone https://github.com/grindjs/example-api.git grind-example-api
 cd grind-example-api
-npm install
-bin/cli migrate:latest
-bin/cli db:seed
+yarn install
+yarn cli migrate:latest
+yarn cli db:seed
 ```
 
 ## Running
 
 ```bash
 # Use `watch` to automatically restart the server on file changes
 # Watch is recommended for development
-bin/cli watch
+yarn cli watch
 
 # Use `serve --cluster` to launch a cluster of workers
 # Cluster is recommended for production
-bin/cli serve --cluster
+yarn cli serve --cluster
 
 # Use `serve` to launch a single worker
-bin/cli serve
+yarn cli serve
 ```
 
 You should now be able to visit [localhost:3000/states](http://localhost:3000/states).