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diff --git a/CSharpInteractive.Tests/README_TEMPLATE.md b/CSharpInteractive.Tests/README_TEMPLATE.md
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 
 - Global state
  - [Using Args](#using-args)
- - [Using Props dictionary](#using-props-dictionary)
+ - [Using Props](#using-props)
  - [Using the Host property](#using-the-host-property)
  - [Get services](#get-services)
  - [Service collection](#service-collection)
@@ -65,17 +65,16 @@ if (Args.Count > 1)
 
 
 
-### Using Props dictionary
+### Using Props
+
 
-Properties _Props_ have got from TeamCity system properties automatically.
 
 ``` CSharp
-WriteLine(Props["TEAMCITY_VERSION"]);
-WriteLine(Props["TEAMCITY_PROJECT_NAME"]);
+WriteLine(Props["version"]);
 
-// This property will be available at the next TeamCity steps as system parameter _system.Version_
-// and some runners, for instance, the .NET runner, pass it as a build property.
-Props["Version"] = "1.1.6";
+// Some CI/CDs have integration of these properties.
+// For example in TeamCity this property with all changes will be available in the next TeamCity steps.
+Props["version"] = "1.1.6";
 ```
 
 

diff --git a/CSharpInteractive.Tests/UsageScenarios/BaseScenario.cs b/CSharpInteractive.Tests/UsageScenarios/BaseScenario.cs
@@ -54,8 +54,7 @@ private class Properties : IProperties
  {
  private readonly Dictionary<string, string> _dict = new()
  {
- {"TEAMCITY_VERSION", "2021.2"},
- {"TEAMCITY_PROJECT_NAME", "Samples"}
+ {"version", "1.1.5"}
  };
 
  public int Count => _dict.Count;

diff --git a/CSharpInteractive.Tests/UsageScenarios/PropsScenario.cs b/CSharpInteractive.Tests/UsageScenarios/PropsScenario.cs
@@ -10,15 +10,13 @@ public void Run()
  // $visible=true
  // $tag=08 Global state
  // $priority=01
- // $description=Using Props dictionary
- // $header=Properties _Props_ have got from TeamCity system properties automatically.
+ // $description=Using Props
  // {
- WriteLine(Props["TEAMCITY_VERSION"]);
- WriteLine(Props["TEAMCITY_PROJECT_NAME"]);
+ WriteLine(Props["version"]);
 
- // This property will be available at the next TeamCity steps as system parameter _system.Version_
- // and some runners, for instance, the .NET runner, pass it as a build property.
- Props["Version"] = "1.1.6";
+ // Some CI/CDs have integration of these properties.
+ // For example in TeamCity this property with all changes will be available in the next TeamCity steps.
+ Props["version"] = "1.1.6";
  // }
  }
 }
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
@@ -250,7 +250,7 @@ dotnet run --project Build
 
 - Global state
  - [Using Args](#using-args)
- - [Using Props dictionary](#using-props-dictionary)
+ - [Using Props](#using-props)
  - [Using the Host property](#using-the-host-property)
  - [Get services](#get-services)
  - [Service collection](#service-collection)
@@ -312,17 +312,16 @@ if (Args.Count > 1)
 
 
 
-### Using Props dictionary
+### Using Props
+
 
-Properties _Props_ have got from TeamCity system properties automatically.
 
 ``` CSharp
-WriteLine(Props["TEAMCITY_VERSION"]);
-WriteLine(Props["TEAMCITY_PROJECT_NAME"]);
+WriteLine(Props["version"]);
 
-// This property will be available at the next TeamCity steps as system parameter _system.Version_
-// and some runners, for instance, the .NET runner, pass it as a build property.
-Props["Version"] = "1.1.6";
+// Some CI/CDs have integration of these properties.
+// For example in TeamCity this property with all changes will be available in the next TeamCity steps.
+Props["version"] = "1.1.6";
 ```