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 When Docker introduced the buildx subsystem, their goals included making buildx operationally successful. But not necessarily as straightforward, consistent, and intuitive as single-platform `docker` commands. (Assuming that you consider Docker *straightforward, consistent, and intuitive*, ha.) We have run extensive drills on what buildx has to offer, and wrapped this into a neat little package called tug.
 
-We are not replacing buildx, we just provide a proven workflow for high level buildx operation. We hope tug helps you to jumpstart multi-platform projects and even learn some fundamental buildx commands along the way. If you're curious to see more buildx gears turning, apply the `tug -debug` flag.
+We are not replacing buildx, we just provide a proven workflow for high level buildx operation. We hope tug helps you to jumpstart multi-platform projects and even learn some fundamental buildx commands along the way.
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+You can see more Docker gears turning, apply the `tug -debug` flag. tug respects your time, but also rewards curiosity.
 
 # DOCUMENTATION