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 The tool currently known as `cellfinder`; which provides a command line workflow for performing whole-brain cell detection, registration, and analysis, will be undergoing a slightly more significant restructuring than the other tools.
 The functionality (and workflow) that this tool provides will be preserved and moved to another package.
-This change makes the tool to be more descriptive of *what the user will want the workflow to do*, rather than being a reference to what the underlying Python package contains code for, which is the current status.
+This change allows us to better distinguish between the workflow that the tool provides, and the "backend" Python code that the workflow depends on.
 Making this change also allows the the packages `cellfinder-core` and `cellfinder-napari` (which contain the aforementioned Python code that `cellfinder` depended on and takes its name from) to take up the name `cellfinder`, which is helpful organisationally for us as developers.
 Beyond the change in name, users will not have to worry about the internal changes that are occurring to the `cellfinder` package, as one of the features of "BrainGlobe version 1" will be to provide a one-line install that takes care of this for them.