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-Use `multi-planet` to run a large number of simulations, created with [vspace](https://github.com/VirtualPlanetaryLaboratory/vspace), on one or more cores.  The included script `mpstatus` provides the current status of the simulations. Note that `multi-planet` cannot be used to run simulations across multiple computers.
+Use `multi-planet` to run a large number of simulations, created with [vspace](https://github.com/VirtualPlanetaryLaboratory/vspace), on one or more cores.  The included script `mpstatus` provides the current status of the simulations. Note that `multi-planet` cannot be used to run simulations across multiple computers. [Read the docs](https://VirtualPlanetaryLaboratory.github.io/multi-planet/) to learn how to run your VPLanet parameter sweeps.