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 cryptarch
 =========
 
-Cryptarch is a tool that can be used to run commands and parse their responses
-over a time range.
+Cryptarch is a tool that can be used to run shell commands and observe their responses over time. It
+is meant to aid system administrators, platform engineers, or anyone who spends time observing
+things in a CLI.
 
-This project is in the toy phase and might not do much or work very well.
+- It's like `watch` except it can draw graphs, tables, etc.
+- It's like a simplified `Prometheus` except you can run it directly in your console.
+
+This project is in an active, "alpha" development phase, but should still be useable.
 
 Usage
 -----
 
-```
-Usage of ./cryptarch:
-  -d int
-        Delay between queries (seconds). (default 3)
-  -l string
-        Log level. (default "error")
-  -m int
-        Mode to execute in.
-  -p string
-        Port for RPC. (default "12345")
-  -q value
-        Query to execute. (default 0xc0000145f0)
-  -r int
-        Result mode to display. (default 2)
-  -s    Don't output anything to a console.
-  -t int
-        Number of query executions. -1 for continuous. (default 1)
-```
+Cryptarch expects a **Query** to gather data with (e.g. a CLI command like `whoami` or `ps aux | wc
+-l`). Queries produce **Results** that are stored as a time series.
+
+### Modes
+
+Cryptarch has **Modes"**.
+
+**Query mode** is the default and is for running shell commands.
+
+<<example>>
+
+**Profile mode** is like Query mode except specialized for inspecting systems or processes.
+
+<<example>>
+
+### Displays
 
-Cryptarch executes in one of two modes.
+Cryptarch also has **"Displays"** that determine how data is presented.
 
-- **Query** mode is the default and is for querying.
-- **Read** mode is for interacting with an already running Cryptarch instance.
+**Stream display** just presents incoming data.
 
-### Examples
+<<example>>
+
+**Table display** will parse results into a table.
+
+<<example>>
+
+**Graph display** will target a specific field in a result and graph it.
+
+<<example>>
+
+### More Examples
 
 > The examples below have been tested on `GNU bash, version 5.2.15(1)-release`.
 
@@ -51,3 +62,17 @@ cryptarch -q 'df -h | grep nvme0n1p2 | awk '\''{print $3}'\'''
 cryptarch -q 'uptime' -s -t -1 &
 cryptarch -m 1
 ```
+
+Future
+------
+
+I've been adding planned work into [project issues](https://github.com/spacez320/cryptarch/issues)
+and [project milestones](https://github.com/spacez320/cryptarch/milestone/1)--take a look there to
+see what's coming.
+
+Big planned improvements include things like:
+
+- Ability to perform calculations on streams of data, such as aggregates, rates, or quantile math.
+- Better text result management, such as diff'ing.
+- Export data to external systems, such as Prometheus.
+- More detailed graph display modes.
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