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@@ -113,8 +113,10 @@ Amplify a specific test method from a specific test class
 ```bash
 java -jar /path/to/dspot-LATEST-jar-with-dependencies.jar --absolute-path-to-project-root <path> --test my.package.TestClass --cases testMethod
 ```
+ ### Command line options 
 
-### Command line options
+<details>
+  <summary>Full list of command line options</summary>
 
 ```
 Usage: eu.stamp_project.Main [-hvV] [--allow-path-in-assertions] [--clean] [--dev-friendly] [--example]
@@ -339,7 +341,9 @@ Usage: eu.stamp_project.Main [-hvV] [--allow-path-in-assertions] [--clean] [--de
                              Enable comment on amplified test: details steps of the amplification. Valid values: All,
                                Amplifier, Coverage, None. Default value: None
 ```
-    
+
+</details>
+
 For options that take list, the used separator is a comma `,`, whatever the platform you use.
 
 ### Maven plugin usage
@@ -403,7 +407,7 @@ For now, there are three implementations of the Input Ampl Distributor:
    * `SimpleInputAmplDistributor`: This distributor selects a fair number of amplified test method per Amplifier per test methods, if possible. The total budget is specified by the command line option ``--max-test-amplified`, and is the total number of amplified test methods to keep, _i.e._ it will be divide by the number of Amplifiers and by the number of test methods to be amplified.
                                     Example: We have 2 Amplifiers. We apply them to 2 test methods. For each test methods, amplifiers generate 4 new test methods, totally 8 amplified test methods. If the budget is 6, it will select: 3 amplified test methods per amplifier, and 2 for one test method and 2 for the other.
 
-#### Supported Features
+#### Supported Test Frameworks
 
 DSpot supports:
 
@@ -421,6 +425,19 @@ Please, do not amplify test classes that mix test frameworks (test methods in JU
 
 If you have such test class, please amplify the different test framework separately.
 
+#### Supported JDKs & Build Tools
+
+DSpot runs with the following Java versions:
+
+* Java 1.8
+* Java 11
+* Java 16 (used as JDK, not tested if it can support Java 16 language features)
+
+It can amplify tests of projects built with:
+
+* Maven 3.6
+* Gradle 7
+
 ## Minimizing and Prettifying DSpot Amplified Test Cases
 With the [DSpot Prettifier](dspot-prettifier) you can remove redundant assertions from your amplified test cases & give them more expressive names with the help of code2vec and context2vec.