diff --git a/chromy/SKILL.md b/chromy/SKILL.md
index 8c74524..bdb99e7 100644
--- a/chromy/SKILL.md
+++ b/chromy/SKILL.md
@@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ The tool should be available in the `$PATH` as `chromy`.
 
 You have access to these commands:
 
-- `$ chromy lc` -> Lists the existing collections.
-- `$ chromy q <collection> <query>` -> Performs a query. Be sure to quote the `<query>` if this is composed by multiple words.
+- `$ chromy list-collections` -> Lists the existing collections.
+- `$ chromy query <collection> <query>` -> Performs a query. Be sure to quote the `<query>` if this is composed by multiple words.
 
 Then use the response from Chromy to enhance the context and give the user a refined response.
 
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ User query:
 
 > Search in Chromy information about lovecraft's Dunwich horror.
 
-Step 1: Get the available collections with `chromy lc`. The output is:
+Step 1: Get the available collections with `chromy list-collections`. The output is:
 
 ```
 lovecraft
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ documents
 
 Most likely our information is in the `lovecraft` collection. We will use that for the query.
 
-Step 2: Query using `chromy q lovecraft <query>`. The query _is up to you_, create one keeping into account that this is a raw query on a vector DB. Be concise, extract keywords, avoid noise.
+Step 2: Query using `chromy query lovecraft <query>`. The query _is up to you_, create one keeping into account that this is a raw query on a vector DB. Be concise, extract keywords, avoid noise.
 
 Step 3: Get the results, enhance the context, and respond to the user.