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 # GitHub Repository Bookup Tool
 
 This is a lightweight command line interface for backing up a GitHub user's repositories. Depending on permissions provided
-during authentication, the tool can backup public and private repositories.
+during authentication, the tool can backup public and private repositories. It will also update existing backups by pulling
+changes from the remote repository.
 
 The tool is writting in C# and uses the Octokit.net library to interact with the GitHub API.
 
+## Requirements
+
+The tool requires a GitHub Personal Access Token to be provided as an input to the script. The token can be generated from 
+Developer Settings within your GitHub account.
+
+This tool will adapt its behavior based on the permissions of the provided token. For example, if a token is fine-grained and only
+allows access to repositories owned by the account holder, repositories owned by your organizations will not be backed up.
+
 ## Usage
 
-The tool is a command line interface. It can be run from the command line or from a batch file. The tool requires a GitHub
-Personal Access Token to be provided as a command line argument. The token can be generated from the GitHub website. It is
-recommended that the user only provide the minimum permissions required to backup the repositories. GitHub provides a fine-grained
-access token generator that makes this very simple.
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+If dotnet is installed on the host device, the tool can be run directly using the dotnet CLI. Otherwise, the tool is available as
+a self-contained executable. The tool can be run from the command line or from a batch file.
+
+## Caveats
+
+For now, the tool will only back up repositories to the system drive of a given device. Direct backup to USB drives and network
+drives is not yet supported.
+
+The tool does not download associated packages or artifacts (i.e. node_modules, nuget packages, etc). This is a deliberate choice
+to keep the footprint of the backup small.
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