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diff --git a/.github/workflows/test-coverage.yaml b/.github/workflows/test-coverage.yaml
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-  pull_request:
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 fastdid implements the Difference-in-Differences (DiD) estimators in [Callaway and Sant'Anna's (2021)](https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0304407620303948), it is
 
-  - fast, reducing the computation time with millions of units from hours to [seconds](articles/misc.html),
+  - fast, reducing the computation time with millions of units from hours to [seconds](https://tsailintung.github.io/fastdid/articles/misc.html#performance),
   - flexible, with extensions such as [time-varying covariates](https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.15288) and [multiple events](not_ready_yet) (coming soon!). 
 
 # Getting Started
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 # More
 
   - [did](https://bcallaway11.github.io/did/articles/did-basics.html): staggered Difference in Difference by Callaway and Sant'Anna
-  - [fastdid](../reference/fastdid.html): full list of arguments and features.
-  - [double](articles/double.html): introduction to DiD with multiple events.
-  - [misc](articles/misc.html): comparison with [did](https://github.com/bcallaway11/did), benchmark, tests, and experimental features.
+  - [fastdid](https://tsailintung.github.io/fastdid/reference/fastdid.html): full list of arguments and features.
+  - [double](https://tsailintung.github.io/fastdid/articles/double.html): introduction to DiD with multiple events.
+  - [misc](https://tsailintung.github.io/fastdid/articles/misc.html): comparison with [did](https://github.com/bcallaway11/did), benchmark, tests, and experimental features.
 
 # Acknowledgments
 

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@@ -34,13 +34,13 @@ Before each release, we conduct tests to ensure the validity of estimates from `
 
 ## Basics: comparison with `did`
 
-For features included in CS, `fastdid` maintains a maximum of 1% difference from results from the `did` package. This margin of error is mostly for bootstrapped results due to its inherent randomess. For point estimates, the difference is smaller than 1e-12, and is most likely the result of [floating-point error](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floating-point_error_mitigation). The relevant test files are [group-time](https://github.com/TsaiLintung/fastdid/blob/main/inst/tinytest/test_2_compare_gt.R) and [aggregates](https://github.com/TsaiLintung/fastdid/blob/main/inst/tinytest/test_3_compare_agg.R). 
+For features included in CS, `fastdid` maintains a maximum of 1% difference from results from the `did` package. This margin of error is mostly for bootstrapped results due to its inherent randomess. For point estimates, the difference is smaller than 1e-12, and is most likely the result of [floating-point error](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floating-point_error_mitigation). The relevant test files are [compare_est.R](https://github.com/TsaiLintung/fastdid/blob/main/inst/tinytest/test_2_compare_est.R). 
 
 ## Extensions: coverage test
 
 For features not included in CS, `fastdid` maintains that the 95% confidence intervals have a coverage rate between 94% and 96%. 
 
-The coverage rate is calculated by running 200 iterations. In each iteration, we test whether the confidence interval estimated covers the group-truth values. We then average the rate across iterations. Due to the randomness of coverage, the realized coverage fall outside of the thresholds in about 1% of the time. The relevant test file is [coverage](https://github.com/TsaiLintung/fastdid/blob/main/inst/tinytest/test_5_coverage.R). 
+The coverage rate is calculated by running 200 iterations. In each iteration, we test whether the confidence interval estimated covers the group-truth values. We then average the rate across iterations. Due to the randomness of coverage, the realized coverage fall outside of the thresholds in about 1% of the time. The relevant test file is [coverage.R](https://github.com/TsaiLintung/fastdid/blob/main/inst/tinytest/test_99_coverage.R). 
 
 ## Experimental Features: not tested