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## installing
+* `git clone https://git.ewy.one/pik/`
+* `cd pik`
+
if you were already using `pik`, `pik install` would suffice!
thankfully you can `pik` yourself:
-* `git clone https://git.ewy.one/pik/`
-* `cd pik`
* `bash .pik/install.sh`
wow! you just learned about `pik`s most obvious usage!
## getting started
-0. if you are already using a supported external runner from [here](#supported-external-runners) and replace it
- with `pik` (`make build` -> `pik build`)
+0. if you are already using a supported external runner from [here](#supported-external-runners), you can use it with pik
+by simply replacing the command with `pik`.
1. create a `.pik` folder in your project