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 # ⏏️ hypermount
 A FUSE-mountable distributed filesystem, built with Hyperdrive.
 
-Hypermount lets your mount Hyperdrives as directories on both OSX and Linux. To create a new mounted Hyperdrive, just run `hypermount mount <an empty dir>` -- hypermount will generate and seed a new Hyperdrive for you, mounted at the specified directory, and it will give you a key you can share with others. To mount someone else's Hyperdrive, just run `hypermount mount <an empty dir> <key>`!
+Hypermount lets your mount Hyperdrives as directories on both OSX and Linux. To generate and seed a new Hyperdrive, mounted at a  just run:
+```
+❯ hypermount mount me
+Mounted 8a18b05e95e2e20eca9e66cdeff5b926c7c553edc34c7ffc06054edbb1810f7e at /home/andrewosh/friends/me
+```
+This command will give you a Hyperdrive key you can share with others. A friend can subsequently mount this drive:
+```
+❯ hypermount mount andrew 8a18b05e95e2e20eca9e66cdeff5b926c7c553edc34c7ffc06054edbb1810f7e
+Mounted 8a18b05e95e2e20eca9e66cdeff5b926c7c553edc34c7ffc06054edbb1810f7e at /home/andrewosh/friends/andrew
+```
+
+Once your drives are mounted, you can treat them as you would any other directory!
 
 To make it easier to mount multiple drives, Hypermount runs as a daemonized HTTP server. It maintains a database of mounted Hyperdrives, which it will automatically remount when the daemon is started and unmount when it's stopped.
 
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 ## Usage
 
-Hypermount provides an HTTP interface for mounting, unmounting, and providing status information about all current mounts. There's also a bundled CLI tool
+Hypermount provides an HTTP interface for mounting, unmounting, and providing status information about all current mounts. There's also a bundled CLI tool which wraps the HTTP interfaces and provides the following commands:
+
+#### `hypermount setup`
+Performs a one-time configuration step that installs FUSE. This command will prompt you for `sudo`.
+
+#### `hypermount mount <mountpoint> [key]`
+If a key is specified, create a Hyperdrive using that key. If not, generate a new one. Once the drive has been created, mount it at `mountpoint`.
+
+This command takes options:
+```
+--sparse          Create a sparse content feed.      [boolean] [default: true]
+--sparseMetadata  Create a sparse metadata feed.     [boolean] [default: true]
+```
+
+#### `hypermount unmount <mountpoint>`
+Unmount a Hyperdrive that's been previously mounted at `mountpoint`, if it exists.
+
+*Note: This command will currently not delete or unseed the Hyperdrive. Support for this will be added soon.
+
+#### `hypermount list`
+Display information about all mounted Hyperdrives.
+
+The output takes the form:
+```
+❯ hypermount list
+35127c7db33e884a8b5b054aa8bef510c6faf3688265f0d885241731bf0354b4 => /home/andrewosh/friends/a
+  Network Stats:
+    Metadata:
+      Uploaded:   0 MB
+      Downloaded: 0 MB
+    Content:
+      Uploaded:   0 MB
+      Downloaded: 0 MB
+1fb343ab8362b84155e7554a42d023b376aa71cdc9d94ca9a4efee8a58326d03 => /home/andrewosh/friends/b
+  Network Stats:
+    Metadata:
+      Uploaded:   0 MB
+      Downloaded: 0 MB
+    Content:
+      Uploaded:   0 MB
+      Downloaded: 0 MB
+...
+```
+
+#### `hypermount status`
+Display status information about the Hypermount daemon.
+
+#### `hypermount start`
+Launch the Hypermount daemon. When this command is executed, it will use the current working directory as its storage/logging directory. This command must be run before any additional commands (except for `setup`) will work.
+
+Takes these options:
+```
+  --port             The HTTP port that the daemon will bind to. [number] [default: 3101]
+  --replicationPort  The port that the hypercore replicator will bind to. [number] [default: 3102]
+```
+
+#### `hypermount stop`
+Unmount all mounted Hyperdrives and stop the daemon.
 
 ## License