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diff --git a/user-documentation/moderne-cli/getting-started/cli-intro.md b/user-documentation/moderne-cli/getting-started/cli-intro.md
index 20e7dab0..da8e2e6c 100644
--- a/user-documentation/moderne-cli/getting-started/cli-intro.md
+++ b/user-documentation/moderne-cli/getting-started/cli-intro.md
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ To install the Moderne CLI please:
1. Go to the [Moderne Platform](https://app.moderne.io/) and sign in.
2. Click on help in the bottom left-hand corner and select the version of the CLI you want to download. Then select the way you'd like to install it:
-
+
3. Regardless of how you downloaded the Moderne CLI, you'll need to save it somewhere that your terminal can access. This could involve updating your `PATH` to point to a specific location or this could involve putting it in a directory that's already on your `PATH` such as a `/usr/bin` directory.
@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ The first step in configuring the CLI is connecting it to Moderne. This allows y
Go to [https://app.moderne.io/settings/access-token](https://app.moderne.io/settings/access-token), enter a human-readable name for the token (e.g., cli-token), and then press `generate`.
-
+
Once created, copy the token and use it in the following command:
@@ -182,11 +182,11 @@ mod config lsts artifacts maven edit ${REPOSITORY_URL} --user=${ARTIFACTS_USER}
### (Optional) Configure a license
-If you are wanting to run the CLI against **private repositories** you _may_ need to [configure a license](/user-documentation/moderne-cli/getting-started/moderne-cli-license.md).
+If you are wanting to run the CLI against **private repositories** you _may_ need to [configure a license](moderne-cli-license.md).
### (Optional) Configure a Maven settings file
-If you have a Maven settings file that exists outside of your repositories, you can use the [following command](/user-documentation/moderne-cli/cli-reference.md#mod-config-build-maven-settings) to point the CLI to it. This ensures dependencies are resolved the same as builds:
+If you have a Maven settings file that exists outside of your repositories, you can use the [following command](../cli-reference.md#mod-config-build-maven-settings) to point the CLI to it. This ensures dependencies are resolved the same as builds:
```shell
mod config build maven settings edit
@@ -194,7 +194,7 @@ mod config build maven settings edit
### (Optional) Configure recipe sources
-If you have custom recipes you want to include in the CLI, you will need to [let the CLI know about them](/user-documentation/moderne-cli/cli-reference.md#mod-config-recipes-artifacts):
+If you have custom recipes you want to include in the CLI, you will need to [let the CLI know about them](../cli-reference.md#mod-config-recipes-artifacts):
```shell
mod config recipes artifacts edit --user --password
@@ -224,7 +224,7 @@ Below, we'll provide some context for the core commands.
The `build` command generates the LST artifacts for one or more projects. Once generated, the artifacts can be uploaded to your artifact management tool so that Moderne can ingest them - or - they can be used to run recipes locally.
-While it is possible to manually build and publish your artifacts, we strongly recommend [setting up a mass ingest job](/administrator-documentation/moderne-platform/how-to-guides/mass-ingest.md) to do this in a VM.
+While it is possible to manually build and publish your artifacts, we strongly recommend [setting up a mass ingest job](../../../administrator-documentation/moderne-platform/how-to-guides/mass-ingest.md) to do this in a VM.
If the path provided to this command is not a Git repository, then this command will recursively look through all the directories on the path for Git repositories. You can specify `repository-*` options to filter this to your needs.
