updated readme

README.markdown

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 # ida-bot
 ## a chatbot for owncast servers built with alien technology
 
-## Usage
+### **NOTE, THIS IS ALPHA QUALITY SOFTWARE WITH NO API DOCUMENTATION**
+### **ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK**
+
+### Usage
 
 `$ ./ida-bot --help` to print command usage
 
 `$ ./ida-bot -c your.config -p 8080` to run the bot with the specified config and on port 8080
 
+the bot loads all lisp code from `./commands`, `./handlers`, and `./services` when ran, so if you are planning on creating a custom extension please place your code in one of those folders. 
 
-the bot will load all lisp code in the `./commands` folder if it exists. while this is pretty unsafe it allows you (developers) to quickly create commands using the full power of lisp!
+the bot comes with a few pre-built commands/handlers/services (check the appropriate folders in the repo). feel free to add your own, and contribute some back if you feel like it :)
 
 
-the bot comes with a few pre-built commands (check commands folder). feel free to add your own, and contribute some back to the repo if you feel like it :)
+### Installation
 
-right now only chat-initiated commands are supported, but thats planning on changing soon.
+download a binary release from releases or see [Building](#building)
 
-## Installation
+### Building 
 
-download a binary release from releases
+1. install [roswell](https://github.com/roswell/roswell)
+2. `$ ros install sbcl-bin/2.3.2 && ros use sbcl-bin/2.3.2`
+3. `$ git clone https://github.com/compufox/simple-config ~/common-lisp/simple-config`
+4. `$ git clone https://github.com/compufox/ida-bot ~/common-lisp/ida-bot`
+5. `$ cd ~/common-lisp/ida-bot && make all extensions`
 
+if all goes well, you should have a binary with all pre-built extensions in `~/common-lisp/ida-bot/bin`
 
-## Author
+### Author
 
-* a. fox
+- a. fox
 
-## License
+### License
 
 BSD 3-Clause