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docs/paper/dev/api/command-api/command-tree.mdx

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 It is important to remember that this tree-like structure is not only important for Brigadier. It is a fairly often used concept. Paper's included **Adventure API** also operates using
 a tree. Why is this important for using Brigadier though? Well, it allows for explicit command declaration. Being at a node, you know exactly where you are. That means you do not have
 to, like in standard Bukkit way, first check whether the amount of arguments is 2 and the first argument is `tphere`. Because you are at that exact `tphere` node, you can just start writing
-your logic. If you want to learn more about the execute logic of Brigadier commands, it is suggested that you check out our [Extensive Guide on Command Execution](./command-execution.mdx).
+your logic. If you want to learn more about the execute logic of Brigadier commands, it is suggested that you check out our [Extensive Guide on Command Execution](./command-executors).
 
 ## How can we visualize a tree in-code?
 Well, we can define our root like this: