README.md in rtfdoc-0.1.2 vs README.md in rtfdoc-0.1.3

@@ -12,10 +12,11 @@
 
 ## Usage
 
 You can scaffold a new project using `rtfdoc bootstrap <project_name>`. It will create a skeleton for your project, and generate needed configuration files.
 
-Once in your project directory, you can install ruby dependencies using `bundle install` and javascript dependencies using `yarn install`.
+Once in your project directory, you can install ruby dependencies using `bundle install` and javascript dependencies using `yarn install`. Then we want to stub the binary by running `bundle binstubs bundler rtfdoc`.
+And finally, you'll copy the assets source by running `bin/rtfdoc install`.
 
 By convention, you should put your documentation content under the `content/` directory. If you don't follow this convention, don't forget to modify the configuration file as well.
 
 When you're done writing your documentation, you can define the order they will appear on your page using the ` config.yml` file (see `examples/`).