diff --git a/docs/modules/ROOT/pages/kamelets/kamelets-distribution.adoc b/docs/modules/ROOT/pages/kamelets/kamelets-distribution.adoc
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@@ -12,9 +12,11 @@ As development of Kamelet is very fast, make sure to use some version which is c
 
 An alternative to the catalog we bundle is to include a repository containing your own catalog. You need to specify it in the IntegrationPlatform `.spec.kamelet.repository`.
 
-However, we have a simple command in our CLI which takes care of it:
-```
-kamel kamelet add-repo <git-platform>:<owner>/<repo>[/path_to_kamelets_folder][@version]
+```yaml
+  spec:
+    kamelet:
+      repositories:
+      - uri: <git-platform>:<owner>/<repo>[/path_to_kamelets_folder][@version]
 ```
 Mind that `<git-platform>` is the repository of your choice, for instance `github` and `[@version]` is the tag to use (by default it will use `main` branch).
 
@@ -27,4 +29,4 @@ The Camel K has an opinionated way to use Kamelets which is the one exposed abov
 
 However, you may find situations where you want to bundle a Kamelet in a dependency (ie, some external catalog containing all Kamelets spec). As Kamelets are a Camel thing, then, you can use such dependency and let the runtime use the Kamelets available in the classpath.
 
-If you're using such an approach, then, you will need to make sure to skip the Kamelet trait (which is in charge to discover them and get required dependencies), and provide all the dependencies which may be required by your Kamelet. Additionally, you may need to specify a Camel property to tell the runtime where to expect to find the Kamelets, `camel.component.kamelet.location` (default `classpath:/kamelets`).
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+If you're using such an approach, then, you will need to make sure to skip the Kamelet trait (which is in charge to discover them and get required dependencies), and provide all the dependencies which may be required by your Kamelet. Additionally, you may need to specify a Camel property to tell the runtime where to expect to find the Kamelets, `camel.component.kamelet.location` (default `classpath:/kamelets`).