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-Whenever you type in a slash command in Slack channel, a http request will be sent to your Laravel app. You have to respond to that command within 3 seconds. Failing to do so will result in an error being displayed in the channel. In this package the initial response will be sent by a `Handler`. Learn more on [how to send the initial response](/laravel-slack-slash-command/v1/usage/sending-a-basic-response).
+Whenever you type in a slash command in Slack channel, a http request will be sent to your Laravel app. You have to respond to that command within 3 seconds. Failing to do so will result in an error being displayed in the channel. In this package the initial response will be sent by a `Handler`. Learn more on [how to send the initial response](/docs/laravel-slack-slash-command/v1/usage/sending-a-basic-response).
 
 After that first response you're allowed to send multiple delayed responses. There are some limitations. You may respond up to 5 times within 30 minutes after the user typed in the slash command on the slack channel.
-These delayed responses will be sent by queued jobs that you can dispatch using the package. Learn more on how to [send delayed responses](/laravel-slack-slash-command/v1/advanced-usage/sending-delayed-responses).
+These delayed responses will be sent by queued jobs that you can dispatch using the package. Learn more on how to [send delayed responses](/docs/laravel-slack-slash-command/v1/advanced-usage/sending-delayed-responses).
 
 This is just a quick summary of the general flow. Before using this package it's highly recommended to go over this excellent article explaining how slash commands work, [on Slack's API site](https://api.slack.com/slash-commands).