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 # AWS CDK Exec
 
-Provides `cdk-exec`, a command to tighten up your AWS CDK development loop by
-helping you find and execute the physical resources for your lambdas and state
-machines, with or without input.
+Provides `cdk-exec`, an AWS CDK dev tool to quickly find and execute your
+Lambdas and State Machines in AWS.
 
 ```
 $ cdk-exec integ-cdk-exec/Function --input '{"succeed":true}'
@@ -26,6 +25,9 @@ First, add `@wheatstalk/aws-cdk-exec` to your project's dev dependencies.
 Then synthesize your app to a `cdk.out` directory. Once synthesized there, you
 can execute one of your resources with `cdk-exec`.
 
+> If you're using `cdk watch`, the CDK will keep your `cdk.out` up to date, so
+> when you use watch mode, you can run `cdk-exec` (roughly) at will.
+
 ## Full Example
 
 **app.ts**
@@ -70,9 +72,6 @@ directory), so the first step is to synthesize your app:
 $ cdk synth --output cdk.out
 ```
 
-> If you're using `cdk watch`, the CDK will keep your `cdk.out` up to date so
-> that you can start watch mode and use `cdk-exec` (roughly) at will.
-
 **Execute a state machine with input**
 
 ```
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 **Path metadata**
 
-This tool requires path metadata to be enabled in your assembly.
+This tool requires path metadata to be enabled in your assembly.