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docs/articles/en/built-in-modules.md

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 Vib supports a variety of built-in modules that you can use to build your recipes. These modules are designed to automate common tasks, such as installing packages, building software, and running custom scripts.
 
-Before proceeding, make sure to familiarize yourself with [how modules work](/articles/en/use-modules) since this article assumes you have a basic understanding of the module structure and how to use them in your recipes.
+Before proceeding, make sure to familiarize yourself with [how modules work](/vib/en/use-modules) since this article assumes you have a basic understanding of the module structure and how to use them in your recipes.
 
 To keep this article concise, we'll cover only the fields that are specific to each module type, so `name`, `type` and `source` will be omitted if they don't have any specific fields.
 

docs/articles/en/getting-started.md

@@ -111,4 +111,4 @@ The generated `Containerfile` is compatible with both Docker and Podman.
 
 Now that you've learned how to create a container image with Vib, you can start experimenting with predefined and custom modules to create more complex container images. Check out the [documentation](https://docs.vanillaos.org/collections/vib) for more information on all of Vib's features.
 
-We recommend starting with the documentation on the [recommended structure of a Vib project](https://docs.vanillaos.org/collections/vib/project-structure) to understand how to best leverage Vib in your projects.
+We recommend starting with the documentation on the [recommended structure of a Vib project](/vib/project-structure) to understand how to best leverage Vib in your projects.

docs/articles/en/recipe-structure.md

@@ -81,6 +81,6 @@ The modules block contains a list of modules to use in the recipe. Each module i
   # specific fields for the module type
 ```
 
-Refer to the [Use Modules](/docs/articles/en/use-modules) article for more information on how to use modules in a recipe and [Built-in Modules](/docs/articles/en/built-in-modules) for a list of the built-in modules and their specific fields.
+Refer to the [Use Modules](/vib/en/use-modules) article for more information on how to use modules in a recipe and [Built-in Modules](/vib/en/built-in-modules) for a list of the built-in modules and their specific fields.
 
-You can also write your own modules by making a Vib plugin, see the [Making a Plugin](/docs/articles/en/making-plugin) article for more information.
+You can also write your own modules by making a Vib plugin, see the [Making a Plugin](/vib/en/making-plugin) article for more information.

docs/articles/en/use-modules.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ As you can see, a recipe has three main entities:
 
 We think of this structure as a set of layers, the base is the bottom layer, the recipe is the middle layer since we build it on top of the base, and the modules are the top layer, since we use them to build the recipe.
 
-To get more information about the structure of a recipe and its fields, please refer to the [recipe structure](/docs/articles/en/recipe-structure) article.
+To get more information about the structure of a recipe and its fields, please refer to the [recipe structure](/vib/en/recipe-structure) article.
 
 ## Architecture of a Module
 
@@ -88,8 +88,8 @@ Supported fields for a git source are:
 
 ## Built-in Modules
 
-Vib comes with a set of predefined modules that you can use in your recipes. You can find the list of available modules in the [list of modules](/docs/articles/en/built-in-modules) article.
+Vib comes with a set of predefined modules that you can use in your recipes. You can find the list of available modules in the [list of modules](/vib/en/built-in-modules) article.
 
 ## Custom Modules via Plugins
 
-You can also extend Vib with custom modules by writing a plugin. Please refer to [making a plugin](/docs/articles/en/make-plugin) for more information.
+You can also extend Vib with custom modules by writing a plugin. Please refer to [making a plugin](/vib/en/make-plugin) for more information.