diff --git a/docs/pages/bare/installing-expo-modules.mdx b/docs/pages/bare/installing-expo-modules.mdx
index dc125af82cbb34..146a1f6388891a 100644
--- a/docs/pages/bare/installing-expo-modules.mdx
+++ b/docs/pages/bare/installing-expo-modules.mdx
@@ -7,8 +7,6 @@ import InstallSection from '~/components/plugins/InstallSection';
 import { DiffBlock } from '~/ui/components/Snippet';
 import { YesIcon, NoIcon } from '~/ui/components/DocIcons';
 
-> Are you migrating from `react-native-unimodules`? If yes, please refer to [the Expo modules migration guide](https://expo.fyi/expo-modules-migration).
-
 To use Expo modules in your app, you will need to install and configure the `expo` package.
 
 The `expo` package has a small footprint; it includes only a minimal set of packages that are needed in nearly every app and the module and autolinking infrastructure that other Expo SDK packages are built with. Once the `expo` package is installed and configured in your project, you can use `npx expo install` to add any other Expo module from the SDK.
diff --git a/docs/pages/guides/adopting-prebuild.mdx b/docs/pages/guides/adopting-prebuild.mdx
index 649c3c6f5ae500..652e930e72c8bf 100644
--- a/docs/pages/guides/adopting-prebuild.mdx
+++ b/docs/pages/guides/adopting-prebuild.mdx
@@ -4,17 +4,9 @@ title: Adopting Prebuild
 
 import { Terminal } from '~/ui/components/Snippet';
 
-There are [many advantages](/workflow/prebuild#pitch) of using [Expo Prebuild][prebuild] to generate your native projects. This guide will show you how to adopt Expo Prebuild in a project that was bootstrapped with `npx react-native init`. The amount of time it will take to convert your project depends on the amount of custom native changes that you have made to your iOS and Android native projects — on a brand new project, this may take a minute or two, and on a large project it could be much longer.
+There are [many advantages](/workflow/prebuild#pitch) of using [Expo Prebuild][prebuild] to [continuously generate your native projects](/workflow/continuous-native-generation.mdx). This guide will show you how to adopt Expo Prebuild in a project that was bootstrapped with `npx react-native init`. The amount of time it will take to convert your project depends on the amount of custom native changes that you have made to your iOS and Android native projects — on a brand new project, this may take a minute or two, and on a large project it could be much longer.
 
-> Adopting prebuild will automatically add support for developing modules with the [Expo native module API][expo-modules-core] by linking `expo-modules-core` natively. You can also use any command from [Expo CLI][cli] in your project.
-
-## Bootstrap a new project
-
-{/* NOTE: Update the version when we bump support */}
-
-<Terminal cmd={['$ npx react-native init ProjectName --version 0.71.7']} />
-
-This will create a new React Native project.
+Adopting prebuild will automatically add support for developing modules with the [Expo native module API][expo-modules-core] by linking `expo-modules-core` natively. You can also use any command from [Expo CLI][cli] in your project.
 
 > **warning** [Not all versions of `react-native` are explicitly supported][version-support]. Make sure to use a version of `react-native` that has a corresponding Expo SDK version.
 
@@ -22,7 +14,7 @@ This will create a new React Native project.
 
 The `expo` package contains the [`npx expo prebuild`](/more/expo-cli/#prebuild) command and indicates which [prebuild template](/workflow/prebuild#templates) to use:
 
-<Terminal cmd={['$ yarn add expo']} />
+<Terminal cmd={['$ npm install expo']} />
 
 Ensure you install the version of `expo` that works for your currently installed version of `react-native`: [supported versions](version-support).