README.md in exercism-0.0.26 vs README.md in exercism-0.0.27

@@ -23,9 +23,17 @@
 
     $ exercism submit example.rb
 
 This submits `example.rb` on your current assignment.
 
+    $ exercism stash save example.rb
+
+This saves 'example.rb' to exercism.io as an unfinished "stash" file that can be retrieved later. Helpful for use on multiple computers: stash the file you're working on at computer 1, then retrieve it with the loot command on computer 2.
+
+    $ exercism stash apply example.rb
+
+This retrieves the most recent stash file, if one exists, and saves it to the current directory.
+
     $ export EXERCISM_ENV=development
 
 Reveals stack traces on errors.
 
 By default, Exercism will create a config file in the base of your home directory, i.e. `~/.exercism`. This file can be moved to `~/.config/exercism` if desired.