[DOCS]chore: remove the docs subdir

.changeset/great-berries-sell.md

@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+---
+---

packages/apps/docs/.gitignore

@@ -1,20 +1,23 @@
 # generated resources
 src/_generated
 public/sitemap.xml
-src/pages/docs/kadena/kadenajs
-src/pages/docs/kadena/client
-src/pages/docs/pact/cli
-src/pages/docs/pact/pactjs-test-project/api
-src/pages/docs/pact/pactjs-test-project/project-api
-src/pages/docs/build/kda-cli
-src/pages/docs/build/cryptography-utils
-src/pages/docs/pact/pactjs
-src/pages/docs/pact/pactjs-generator
-src/pages/docs/kadena/client-examples
-src/pages/docs/build/cookbook/cookbook
-src/pages/docs/chainweb/stream-client
-src/pages/docs/chainweb/node-client
-src/pages/docs/chainweb/js-bindings
+src/pages/kadena/kadenajs
+src/pages/kadena/client
+src/pages/pact/cli
+src/pages/pact/pactjs-test-project/api
+src/pages/pact/pactjs-test-project/project-api
+src/pages/build/kda-cli
+src/pages/build/cryptography-utils
+src/pages/pact/pactjs
+src/pages/pact/pactjs-generator
+src/pages/kadena/client-examples
+src/pages/build/cookbook/cookbook
+src/pages/chainweb/stream-client
+src/pages/chainweb/node-client
+src/pages/chainweb/js-bindings
+
+
+src/pages/docs
 
 next-env.d.ts
 .env.local

packages/apps/docs/package.json

@@ -5,30 +5,22 @@
   "scripts": {
     "7d": "npx 7d pinecone-create-index --index kda-docs --environment asia-northeast1-gcp",
     "7d:clear": "npx 7d pinecone-clear-namespace --namespace kda-docs",
-    "7d:ingest": "npx 7d ingest --files 'src/pages/docs/**/*.md' --files 'src/pages/docs/**/*.mdx'  --files 'src/specs/**/*.json' --namespace kda-docs",
+    "7d:ingest": "npx 7d ingest --files 'src/pages/**/*.md' --files 'src/pages/**/*.mdx'  --files 'src/specs/**/*.json' --namespace kda-docs",
     "7d:ingest-algolia-dev": "pnpm run build:scripts && pnpm run algolia-dev",
     "7d:ingest-algolia-prod": "pnpm run build:scripts && pnpm run algolia-prod",
     "7d:query": "npx 7d",
-    "algolia-dev": "ALGOLIA_INDEX_NAME=docs_website_dev OPENAI_API_KEY=dummy-key121 npx 7d ingest --files 'src/pages/docs/**/*.md' --files 'src/pages/docs/**/*.mdx' --files 'src/specs/**/*.json' --db algolia --skip-embeddings --dry-run",
-    "algolia-prod": "ALGOLIA_INDEX_NAME=docs_website_prod OPENAI_API_KEY=dummy-key121 npx 7d ingest --files 'src/pages/docs/**/*.md' --files 'src/pages/docs/**/*.mdx'  --files 'src/specs/**/*.json' --db algolia --skip-embeddings",
+    "algolia-dev": "ALGOLIA_INDEX_NAME=docs_website_dev OPENAI_API_KEY=dummy-key121 npx 7d ingest --files 'src/pages/**/*.md' --files 'src/pages/**/*.mdx' --files 'src/specs/**/*.json' --db algolia --skip-embeddings --dry-run",
+    "algolia-prod": "ALGOLIA_INDEX_NAME=docs_website_prod OPENAI_API_KEY=dummy-key121 npx 7d ingest --files 'src/pages/**/*.md' --files 'src/pages/**/*.mdx'  --files 'src/specs/**/*.json' --db algolia --skip-embeddings",
     "build": "pnpm run build:scripts && next build",
-    "build:blogAuthorInfo": "node src/scripts/createBlogAuthors.mjs",
-    "build:brokenLinks": "node src/scripts/detectBrokenLinks.mjs",
-    "build:checkForHeaders": "node src/scripts/checkForHeaders.mjs && prettier ./src/pages/docs --write",
-    "build:copyFavIcons": "rimraf ./public/assets/favicons && node ./src/scripts/copyFavIcons.mjs",
-    "build:createSitemap": "node ./src/scripts/createSitemap.mjs && prettier ./public/sitemap.xml --write",
-    "build:createSpecJson": "node ./src/scripts/createSpec.mjs && prettier ./src/specs/**/*.json --write",
-    "build:createtree": "node ./src/scripts/getdocstree.mjs && prettier ./src/_generated/menu.mjs --write",
-    "build:importReadMe": "node ./src/scripts/importReadme.mjs && prettier ./src/pages/docs --write",
     "build:next": "pnpm run build:scripts && next build",
-    "build:scripts": "pnpm run build:importReadMe && pnpm run build:createtree && pnpm run build:createSpecJson && pnpm run build:brokenLinks && pnpm run build:checkForHeaders && pnpm run build:blogAuthorInfo && pnpm run build:createSitemap && pnpm run build:copyFavIcons",
-    "build:storybook": "pnpm run build:createtree && storybook build",
+    "build:scripts": "node ./src/scripts/build.mjs",
+    "build:storybook": "pnpm run build:scripts && storybook build",
     "chromatic": "chromatic -b build:storybook",
     "cypress:ci": "NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_DEV=test start-server-and-test dev http://localhost:3000 cypress:run",
     "cypress:cilocal": "NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_DEV=test start-server-and-test dev http://localhost:3000 cypress:open",
     "cypress:open": "percy exec -- cypress open",
     "cypress:run": "percy exec -- cypress run",
-    "dev": "pnpm run build:scripts && next dev",
+    "dev": "pnpm run build:scripts &&  next dev",
     "format": "pnpm run --sequential /^format:.*/",
     "format:lint": "pnpm run lint:src --fix",
     "format:src": "prettier . --cache --write",
@@ -115,7 +107,6 @@
     "prettier": "~3.0.0",
     "prettier-plugin-packagejson": "^2.4.5",
     "recursive-copy": "^2.0.14",
-    "rimraf": "~5.0.1",
     "start-server-and-test": "~2.0.0",
     "storybook": "^7.4.0",
     "storybook-addon-next-router": "~4.0.2",

packages/apps/docs/src/hooks/useGetBlogs/utils.ts

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 import type { IAuthorInfo, IMenuData } from '@/Layout';
 import { compareDesc } from '@/utils/dates';
-import { getAuthorData } from '@/utils/staticGeneration/getData.mjs';
+import { getAuthorData } from '@/utils/staticGeneration/getJsonData.mjs';
 
 export interface IIBlogLoadOptions {
   authorId?: string;
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ export const getInitBlogPosts = (
   limit: number,
   { authorId, year, tagId }: IIBlogLoadOptions = {},
 ): IMenuData[] => {
-  const STARTBRANCH = '/docs/blogchain';
+  const STARTBRANCH = '/blogchain';
 
   let posts: IMenuData[] = [];
   const startBranch = menuData.find(

packages/apps/docs/src/pages/docs/blogchain/2018/pact-2-3-8-is-out-2018-04-09.md → packages/apps/docs/src/pages/blogchain/2018/pact-2-3-8-is-out-2018-04-09.md

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ Burget.
 Also community member Konrad Scorciapino (“konr” on github) made heroic docs
 updates. Remember, in a LISP the docs follow the code, don’t forget you can get
 full docs on a function right from the interpreter and not scramble for the
-[language reference](/docs/pact/reference)! Here’s konr’s corrected docs for
+[language reference](/pact/reference)! Here’s konr’s corrected docs for
 with-read-default:
 
 ```pact
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ with-read-default:
 ```
 
 `brew upgrade kadena-io/pact/pact` to get the goodness or head over to the
-[download page](/docs/pact).
+[download page](/pact).
 
 ## Changelog
 

packages/apps/docs/src/pages/docs/blogchain/2019/all-about-chainweb-101-and-faqs-2019-02-01.md → packages/apps/docs/src/pages/blogchain/2019/all-about-chainweb-101-and-faqs-2019-02-01.md

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ reviewing the [whitepaper](https://kadena.io/docs/chainweb-v15.pdf)._
 
 _For some recent (Oct 2018) follow-ups on security and addressing assumptions
 and misunderstandings about Kadena’s public blockchain, check out our
-[post](/docs/blogchain/2018/security-kadena-chainweb-blockchain-2018-11-01)._
+[post](/blogchain/2018/security-kadena-chainweb-blockchain-2018-11-01)._
 
 ## Frequently Asked Tech Questions
 

packages/apps/docs/src/pages/docs/blogchain/2019/announcement-kadena-public-blockchain-testnet-live-2019-03-26.md → packages/apps/docs/src/pages/blogchain/2019/announcement-kadena-public-blockchain-testnet-live-2019-03-26.md

@@ -52,8 +52,8 @@ legacy and integrity of Bitcoin’s proof-of-work protocol. Chainweb is designed
 to give blockchain scalability AND security through its multi-chain
 configuration; we believe it is the first of its kind. For more about Chainweb,
 check out our
-[101/FAQ](/docs/blogchain/2019/all-about-chainweb-101-and-faqs-2019-02-01) and
-read the [whitepaper](https://kadena.io/docs/chainweb-v15.pdf).
+[101/FAQ](/blogchain/2019/all-about-chainweb-101-and-faqs-2019-02-01) and read
+the [whitepaper](https://kadena.io/docs/chainweb-v15.pdf).
 
 **How can I participate in testnet?** Beginning with v1 and v2, our testnet will
 become open to the public to participate in the network. v0 is private but open

packages/apps/docs/src/pages/docs/blogchain/2019/announcing-pact-3-0-2019-06-06.md → packages/apps/docs/src/pages/blogchain/2019/announcing-pact-3-0-2019-06-06.md

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ layout: blog
 # Announcing Pact 3.0
 
 > _UPDATE: Pact 3.1 is now released! Read more on the
-> [latest updates here](/docs/blogchain/2019/pact-3-1-is-unleashed-2019-08-22)._
+> [latest updates here](/blogchain/2019/pact-3-1-is-unleashed-2019-08-22)._
 
 At Kadena, smart contract technology is something we’re very passionate about —
 so we’re excited to
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ in both public and private blockchains.
 In this post, we’re going to focus on three new and related features we’ve
 shipped with Pact 3.0: **Capabilities**, **Module Governance**, and **Guards**,
 and how our
-**[Formal Verification](/docs/blogchain/2018/pact-formal-verification-for-blockchain-smart-contracts-done-right-2018-05-11)**
+**[Formal Verification](/blogchain/2018/pact-formal-verification-for-blockchain-smart-contracts-done-right-2018-05-11)**
 system can help you eliminate bugs. Other major enhancements, like _integrated
 SPV support_ and \*namespaces\*, will be covered in future posts.
 
@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ Another new feature in Pact turns something that was already awesome —
 upgradeable smart contracts controlled by keysets —into a game changer:
 **generalized module governance**. Now you can implement any governance scheme
 imaginable, right in your smart contract code, and leverage
-[Formal Verification](/docs/blogchain/2018/pact-formal-verification-for-blockchain-smart-contracts-done-right-2018-05-11)
+[Formal Verification](/blogchain/2018/pact-formal-verification-for-blockchain-smart-contracts-done-right-2018-05-11)
 to ensure it does what you want.
 
 Before Pact 3.0, defining a module required the definition of a keyset, which is

packages/apps/docs/src/pages/docs/blogchain/2019/faq-for-kadenas-public-blockchain-2019-12-02.md → packages/apps/docs/src/pages/blogchain/2019/faq-for-kadenas-public-blockchain-2019-12-02.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ layout: blog
 
 # FAQ for Kadena’s Public Blockchain
 
-[Kadena has released mainnet mining](/docs/blogchain/2019/kadena-releases-mainnet-mining-and-announces-token-sale-2019-11-04)
+[Kadena has released mainnet mining](/blogchain/2019/kadena-releases-mainnet-mining-and-announces-token-sale-2019-11-04)
 to the public, inviting the mining community to begin solving blocks on the
 Kadena public blockchain. Kadena’s network has come alive with activity as
 miners from all over the world participate on the Kadena network.
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ on for more information.
 ## Where can I find more information about Kadena tokens?
 
 Read the
-[token economics breakdown](/docs/blogchain/2019/the-kadena-token-economic-model-2019-10-30)
+[token economics breakdown](/blogchain/2019/the-kadena-token-economic-model-2019-10-30)
 for more information on the Kadena token model.
 
 **What hashing algorithm does Kadena use?**
@@ -123,4 +123,4 @@ over to our
 touch with Kadena through
 [Discord](https://discordapp.com/invite/bsUcWmX?utm_source=tropyc) or by
 following announcements shared on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/kadena_io) and
-[Medium](/docs/blogchain).
+[Medium](/blogchain).

packages/apps/docs/src/pages/docs/blogchain/2019/gauntlet-study-finds-kadena-public-blockchain-is-secure-and-scalable-2019-09-06.md → packages/apps/docs/src/pages/blogchain/2019/gauntlet-study-finds-kadena-public-blockchain-is-secure-and-scalable-2019-09-06.md

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Kadena is a braided, PoW network currently in testnet. Based on Bitcoin’s PoW
 protocol, Kadena hash-links multiple chains to provide additional security and
 throughput. For more resources on understanding Kadena’s public blockchain,
 refer to our [whitepaper](https://kadena.io/docs/chainweb-v15.pdf) and
-[101 blog post](/docs/blogchain/2019/all-about-chainweb-101-and-faqs-2019-02-01).
+[101 blog post](/blogchain/2019/all-about-chainweb-101-and-faqs-2019-02-01).
 
 ![A ten-chain configuration of Kadena’s public blockchain, showing how merkle roots are propagated across chains at different blockheights.](/assets/blog/0_AgUQ6JQqbza3urwU.png)
 

packages/apps/docs/src/pages/docs/blogchain/2019/hybrid-blockchain-101-2019-10-23.md → packages/apps/docs/src/pages/blogchain/2019/hybrid-blockchain-101-2019-10-23.md

@@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ card.
 ### Hybrid Example 3: I run a company that wants to monetize our excess capacity and share our services with others.
 
 We’ve called this concept the
-[smart contract sharing economy](/docs/blogchain/2018/blockchain-future-smart-contract-sharing-economy-2018-12-17).
+[smart contract sharing economy](/blogchain/2018/blockchain-future-smart-contract-sharing-economy-2018-12-17).
 It allows individuals and small businesses to gain access to services that are
 normally too costly for them to perform on their own. One example involves
 fashion startup Rent the Runway (RTR), which has the largest dry cleaning
@@ -152,18 +152,18 @@ Kadena’s goal with hybrid blockchain is to empower entrepreneurs and enterpris
 to _build better blockchain apps_, ones that can scale with growing success and
 that people can trust for keeping their money & data safe.
 
-1.  **[Kadena Scalable Permissioned Blockchain](/docs/blogchain/2019/scalablebft-kadenas-private-blockchain-101-2019-03-09)
+1.  **[Kadena Scalable Permissioned Blockchain](/blogchain/2019/scalablebft-kadenas-private-blockchain-101-2019-03-09)
     —** Enterprise-ready permissioned blockchain. Community Edition available on
     [AWS](http://kadena.io/aws) and [Azure](http://kadena.io/azure) for free.
 
-2.  **[Kadena Public Blockchain](/docs/blogchain/2019/all-about-chainweb-101-and-faqs-2019-02-01)
+2.  **[Kadena Public Blockchain](/blogchain/2019/all-about-chainweb-101-and-faqs-2019-02-01)
     —** Scalable Proof of Work public blockchain. Currently in testnet for a
     planned launch in Winter 2019.
 
-3.  **[Pact](/docs/blogchain/2019/safer-smarter-contracts-with-pact-2019-02-20)**
-    — Simple and safe smart contract language (open source). Easy to learn with
+3.  **[Pact](/blogchain/2019/safer-smarter-contracts-with-pact-2019-02-20)** —
+    Simple and safe smart contract language (open source). Easy to learn with
     industry-leading security features like user code
-    [Formal Verification](/docs/blogchain/2018/pact-formal-verification-for-blockchain-smart-contracts-done-right-2018-05-11).
+    [Formal Verification](/blogchain/2018/pact-formal-verification-for-blockchain-smart-contracts-done-right-2018-05-11).
     Pact facilitates interoperability between Kadena’s permissioned and public
     blockchain.
 
@@ -172,9 +172,9 @@ that people can trust for keeping their money & data safe.
 - Spin up our Chainweb testnet [binary](http://kadena.io/testnetbinary) and
   check out our new [public dashboard](http://kadena.io/dashboard)!
 
-- Follow us on [Medium](/docs/blogchain) and
-  [Twitter](http://twitter.com/kadena_io) for announcements and updates about
-  our upcoming public blockchain mainnet launch.
+- Follow us on [Medium](/blogchain) and [Twitter](http://twitter.com/kadena_io)
+  for announcements and updates about our upcoming public blockchain mainnet
+  launch.
 
 - Go through a [Pact Beginner Tutorial](http://pactlang.org/), or try
   [Pact in your browser](http://pact.kadena.io/).

packages/apps/docs/src/pages/docs/blogchain/2019/introducing-kadenamint-and-chainweb-testnet-v2-2019-08-06.md → packages/apps/docs/src/pages/blogchain/2019/introducing-kadenamint-and-chainweb-testnet-v2-2019-08-06.md

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ the Tendermint protocol, the only fully open source permissioned blockchain with
 a proven consensus protocol. The Tendermint protocol already supports $5 billion
 in value from companies like Binance and Cosmos. Kadenamint brings blockchain
 developers the
-[best smart contract language](/docs/blogchain/2019/safer-smarter-contracts-with-pact-2019-02-20)
+[best smart contract language](/blogchain/2019/safer-smarter-contracts-with-pact-2019-02-20)
 available and further establishes Pact as the industry standard.
 
 ## Why is Kadenamint important?
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ Kadenamint will allow for rapid implementation of apps in a safer way.
 Entrepreneurs and enterprises alike will have a configuration-free and
 completely open source smart contract language for business applications.
 Kadenamint brings the power of user-code
-[Formal Verification](/docs/blogchain/2018/pact-formal-verification-for-blockchain-smart-contracts-done-right-2018-05-11),
+[Formal Verification](/blogchain/2018/pact-formal-verification-for-blockchain-smart-contracts-done-right-2018-05-11),
 proper multi-signature features and full capabilities to Tendermint.
 
 ## What people are saying about Kadenamint:

packages/apps/docs/src/pages/docs/blogchain/2019/kadena-ama-with-ronghui-gu-2019-04-17.md → packages/apps/docs/src/pages/blogchain/2019/kadena-ama-with-ronghui-gu-2019-04-17.md

@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ systems and exchange backbones for the financial industry, including as leader
 of the emerging technology group at JP Morgan. Stuart is the creator of Kadena’s
 smart contract language, [Pact](http://pact.kadena.io), the first open-source
 smart contract languages with
-[formal verification](/docs/blogchain/2018/pact-formal-verification-for-blockchain-smart-contracts-done-right-2018-05-11)
+[formal verification](/blogchain/2018/pact-formal-verification-for-blockchain-smart-contracts-done-right-2018-05-11)
 built-in.
 
 **[Ronghui Gu](https://www.linkedin.com/in/guronghui/), Co-founder @ Certik:**

packages/apps/docs/src/pages/docs/blogchain/2019/kadena-bloomberg-tv-monica-quaintance-future-of-blockchain-2019-06-17.md → packages/apps/docs/src/pages/blogchain/2019/kadena-bloomberg-tv-monica-quaintance-future-of-blockchain-2019-06-17.md

@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ Some highlights from Monica’s segment on Bloomberg TV:
   pick up your prescription, you can trust that it has been verified along the
   chain.” For more on what a hybrid blockchain can do to unlock trapped
   liquidity,
-  _**[read Kadena CEO Will Martino’s post on the Blockchain Sharing Economy](/docs/blogchain/2018/blockchain-future-smart-contract-sharing-economy-2018-12-17)**_
+  _**[read Kadena CEO Will Martino’s post on the Blockchain Sharing Economy](/blogchain/2018/blockchain-future-smart-contract-sharing-economy-2018-12-17)**_
 
 - **Facebook’s stablecoin**: “This represents another company that has large
   institutional value demonstrating that they think blockchain is a way for them

packages/apps/docs/src/pages/docs/blogchain/2019/kadena-launches-blockchain-as-a-service-baas-on-azure-marketplace-2019-08-27.md → packages/apps/docs/src/pages/blogchain/2019/kadena-launches-blockchain-as-a-service-baas-on-azure-marketplace-2019-08-27.md

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ the cost and time-to-market associated with the on-premise installation of other
 blockchain solutions today.
 
 As the first blockchain offering on Microsoft Azure Marketplace to offer
-[Formal Verification](/docs/blogchain/2018/pact-formal-verification-for-blockchain-smart-contracts-done-right-2018-05-11),
+[Formal Verification](/blogchain/2018/pact-formal-verification-for-blockchain-smart-contracts-done-right-2018-05-11),
 Kadena’s scalable solution enables enterprises to efficiently transact and share
 data in a secure and decentralized manner. Our existing blockchain clients
 include $3 billion asset manager

packages/apps/docs/src/pages/docs/blogchain/2019/kadena-new-look-same-mission-2019-03-19.md → packages/apps/docs/src/pages/blogchain/2019/kadena-new-look-same-mission-2019-03-19.md

@@ -72,10 +72,10 @@ innovative work we’re doing across industries.
   branding should too.
 
 This year is going to be an exciting year where we bring
-[Chainweb](/docs/blogchain/2019/all-about-chainweb-101-and-faqs-2019-02-01), our
+[Chainweb](/blogchain/2019/all-about-chainweb-101-and-faqs-2019-02-01), our
 public proof-of-work protocol, into testnet and then launch. You may have
 checked out our
-**[recent roadmap](/docs/blogchain/2019/kadenas-roadmap-to-a-hybrid-blockchain-platform-2019-03-14)**,
+**[recent roadmap](/blogchain/2019/kadenas-roadmap-to-a-hybrid-blockchain-platform-2019-03-14)**,
 or heard about our new
 **[blockchain-as-a-service on AWS Marketplace](http://fortune.com/2019/01/23/blockchain-aws-kadena/)**.
 This is just the beginning, and we’re excited to share the rest of the journey

packages/apps/docs/src/pages/docs/blogchain/2019/kadena-private-blockchain-launches-on-amazon-aws-marketplace-2019-01-23.md → packages/apps/docs/src/pages/blogchain/2019/kadena-private-blockchain-launches-on-amazon-aws-marketplace-2019-01-23.md

@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ A private (also known as a permissioned) blockchain is used for cases where you
 want the benefits of having a decentralized database, but need the security of
 knowing exactly who the participants are in your network. Private blockchains
 chains
-[do not use “mining”](/docs/blogchain/2019/why-mining-private-blockchains-dont-mix-2019-02-06),
+[do not use “mining”](/blogchain/2019/why-mining-private-blockchains-dont-mix-2019-02-06),
 unlike public blockchains.
 
 Kadena’s private blockchain has been used in production by companies in
@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ other blockchains cannot? Consider:
   benefits of a blockchain.
 
 - The opportunity to
-  [hybridize your private blockchain with a scalable, public chain](/docs/blogchain/2018/blockchain-future-smart-contract-sharing-economy-2018-12-17)
+  [hybridize your private blockchain with a scalable, public chain](/blogchain/2018/blockchain-future-smart-contract-sharing-economy-2018-12-17)
   to unlock trapped liquidity.
 
 Wondering what blockchain can do for your industry? Ben Jessel explains how

packages/apps/docs/src/pages/docs/blogchain/2019/kadena-public-blockchain-getting-started-with-transfers-2019-12-19.md → packages/apps/docs/src/pages/blogchain/2019/kadena-public-blockchain-getting-started-with-transfers-2019-12-19.md

@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ available tools.
 ### How are Kadena Accounts Structured?
 
 We’ve written up a
-[Beginner’s Guide to Accounts](/docs/blogchain/2020/beginners-guide-to-kadena-accounts-keysets-2020-01-14)
+[Beginner’s Guide to Accounts](/blogchain/2020/beginners-guide-to-kadena-accounts-keysets-2020-01-14)
 in the Kadena blockchain, but let’s do a whirlwind tour here just to refresh.
 The Kadena blockchain is unique in the sense that each chain is a separate
 blockchain for which a global consensus is maintained, and there is no global
@@ -421,7 +421,7 @@ will choose whether to use `coin.transfer`, `coin.transfer-create`, or
 `coin.transfer-crosschain` depending on that context. It will even automate the
 previously manual step of constructing an SPV proof in the case of a cross-chain
 transfer. We’ve written up a
-[thorough tutorial ](/docs/blogchain/2020/do-anything-on-the-kadena-blockchain-with-a-single-tool-2020-02-21)to
+[thorough tutorial ](/blogchain/2020/do-anything-on-the-kadena-blockchain-with-a-single-tool-2020-02-21)to
 help you understand all of the snazzy features available in Chainweaver.
 
 ### Additional Wallet Options