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@@ -115,17 +115,18 @@ And then import wherever needed: `import XcodeGenKit`
 Simply run:
 
 ```shell
-xcodegen
+xcodegen generate
 ```
 
 This will look for a project spec in the current directory called `project.yml` and generate an Xcode project with the name defined in the spec.
 
-To specify any options use the full `xcodegen generate` command and add the following:
+Options:
 
 - **--spec**: An optional path to a `.yml` or `.json` project spec. Defaults to `project.yml`
 - **--project**: An optional path to a directory where the project will be generated. By default this is the directory the spec lives in.
 - **--quiet**: Suppress informational and success messages.
 - **--use-cache**: Used to prevent unnecessarily generating the project. If this is set, then a cache file will be written to when a project is generated. If `xcodegen` is later run but the spec and all the files it contains are the same, the project won't be generated.
+- **--cache-path**: A custom path to use for your cache file. This only has an affect is `--use-cache` is passed. This defaults to `~/.xcodegen/cache/{PROJECT_SPEC_PATH_HASH}`
 
 Use `xcodegen help` to see more detailed usage information.