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pages/docs/getting-started/nextjs-quick-start.mdx

@@ -204,7 +204,7 @@ To define the function, use the [`createFunction`](/docs/reference/functions/cre
   The `createFunction` method takes three objects as arguments:
     - **Configuration**: A unique `id` is required and it is the default name that will be displayed on the Inngest dashboard to refer to your function. You can also specify [additional options](/docs/reference/functions/create#configuration) such as `concurrency`, `rateLimit`, `retries`, or `batchEvents`, and others.
     - **Trigger**: `event` is the name of the event that triggers your function. Alternatively, you can use `cron` to specify a schedule to trigger this function. Learn more about triggers [here](/docs/features/events-triggers).
-    - **Handler**: The function that is called when the `event` is received. The `event` payload is passed as an argument. Arguments include `step` to define durable steps within your handler and [additional arguments]((/docs/reference/functions/create#handler)) include logging helpers and other data.
+    - **Handler**: The function that is called when the `event` is received. The `event` payload is passed as an argument. Arguments include `step` to define durable steps within your handler and [additional arguments](/docs/reference/functions/create#handler) include logging helpers and other data.
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pages/docs/getting-started/nodejs-quick-start.mdx

@@ -231,7 +231,7 @@ To define the function, use the [`createFunction`](/docs/reference/functions/cre
   The `createFunction` method takes three objects as arguments:
     - **Configuration**: A unique `id` is required and it is the default name that will be displayed on the Inngest dashboard to refer to your function. You can also specify [additional options](/docs/reference/functions/create#configuration) such as `concurrency`, `rateLimit`, `retries`, or `batchEvents`, and others.
     - **Trigger**: `event` is the name of the event that triggers your function. Alternatively, you can use `cron` to specify a schedule to trigger this function. Learn more about triggers [here](/docs/features/events-triggers).
-    - **Handler**: The function that is called when the `event` is received. The `event` payload is passed as an argument. Arguments include `step` to define durable steps within your handler and [additional arguments]((/docs/reference/functions/create#handler)) include logging helpers and other data.
+    - **Handler**: The function that is called when the `event` is received. The `event` payload is passed as an argument. Arguments include `step` to define durable steps within your handler and [additional arguments](/docs/reference/functions/create#handler) include logging helpers and other data.
 </details>
 
 Define a function in the same file where we defined our Inngest client: