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-# Mezzotint
+# Mezzotint Tool
 
-**Mezzotint** is a software tool for bundling software in the
-containers only with the data that is needed on that container.
+## Concept
 
-It is build on the idea that software should tell what is needed, and
-what can be safely removed. Therefore, required "slice" of data
-is calculated.
+Mezzotint is an alternative solution to [Canonical Chisel](https://github.com/canonical/chisel) tool.
+
+Same as Chisel tool, Mezzotint is also designed to drop unnecessary libraries and files from a container, thus minimising its overall size and convert a typical OCI container to be close as application bundle, keeping  isolation and scalability features.
+
+Content of a container is expected to be provisioned from a package repository and have a clear structure of package dependencies. Its content is specified in a profile as a short set of rules.
+
+However, in contrast to Canonical's Chisel, Mezzotint:
+
+- Designed to be distribution-agnostic, as long as a distribution is using a package manager.
+- Does not need a carefully maintained [database of package descriptions](https://github.com/canonical/chisel-releases), which has to be specific to a particular Linux distribution version.
+- Released under Apache 2.0 licence.
+
+Essentially, Mezzotint is trying to `actually` follow the point of Michelangelo,
+removing everything unnecessary from a block of marble to make a statue.
+Both Chisel and Mezzotint tools facing the same pain point in their approach:
+not everything that is linked needs to be linked, and not everything that is
+packaged and thus is as a dependency, should be there in certain cases.
+And to figure-out what is needed and what is not needed — is not the easiest
+task to do it manually.
+
+## Use Cases
+
+Mezzotint use case is pretty simple, coined by a French writer, poet, journalist and pioneering aviator:
+
+> A designer knows he has achieved perfection not when there is nothing left
+to add, but when there is nothing left to take away. — *Antoine de Saint-Exupery*
+
+Mezzotint should be able to be used in:
+
+- containers
+- embedded Linux images
+- immutable systems
+
+As software developers, these features will come to true one day, but with
+your Pull Requests, ideas and other contributions even faster! 😃
+
+## Documentation
+
+To get Mezzotint installed, quck-start guide or full featured walk-through, please visit the [complete documentation](https://mezzotint.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) online.
 
 ## Limitations
 
-Once you mezzotint your container, nothing else left on it except
-only your software with all the required dynamic libraires and other
-files. That means that you essentially cannot do any changes to your
-container without fully rebuilding it.
+Mezzotint is in its early continuous development phase and should be
+considered as **experimental software**.
+
+1. Mezzotint currently works only with containers of OCI standard. However, there are plans to expand it to the actual provisioned images.
+2. At the moment integration with a package manager is implemented only for Debian package manager, covering only "Debian family" distributions, such as Ubuntu, Mint, Debian itself etc
+3. It is tested only on Ubuntu LTS 22.04 so far