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 > [!IMPORTANT]
 > Some parts of the code are still in development and do not work!
 
-All instalation instructons and documentation can be found [here](https://lodestone-documentation.vercel.app/ "docs")
+All instalation instructons and documentation can be found [here](https://lodestone-documentation.vercel.app/ "docs") but here is the general idea.
+
+Install
+To start building a Lodestone based bot, you first have to install the lodestone, package. run the following command to install the package:
+'''pip install lodestone'''
+
+💡
+If you already have the lodestone package installed you can skip this step, you only need to install lodestone for the bot to work.
+Create a bot.py
+Create the following bot.py file in your project’s root directory:
+'''import lodestone
+
+bot = lodestone.createBot(
+  host='localhost',
+  username='Bot',
+)'''
+
+With the above configuration, Lodestone will create a bot with the name bot that joins the java server localhost (localy run server). Other Lodestone bot creation configurations can be found Here.
+Run your bot
+After coding your very own Minecraft bot you can simply run the following command to start the bot!:
+Terminal
+# can be python3 on some systems
+python bot.py
+
+And run the next or next dev command specified in package.jsonto start developing the project! 🎉
+Sign in
+Lastly, if your not already signed in bot will ask you to sign in using Microsoft by default. The message will look something like this:
+'''It seems you are not logged in, please go to https://microsoft.com/link and enter the following code: ********'''
+
+after you sucsessfully sign in in to your account account the bot will be created.
+Full auth configurations can be found here.
+
 
 ### Arguments & Options 📄